41.   Normally a classified image would be colour-coded as the eye is not capable of distinguishing more than six or seven levels of grey.

42.   This image would be useful in preparing a reconnaissance geological survey of this inaccessible and inhospitable region.

43.   This is the pixel format in which remotely-sensed images are stored.

44.   Processed remotely-sensed images are another source of machine-readable cartographic data.

45.   However, so long as the images are in analogue form, they cannot easily be processed and manipulated.

46.   Obviously, the speed of retrieval is not an issue if the images involved are still pictures.

47.   Each image is a complete story often told through a dense, receding picture space.

48.   In order to find out where an image will be, it is only necessary to know were two of the rays go.

49.   Coronal images are also of value in the assessment of paraspinal masses with an associated intraspinal component.

50.   The image is like a funeral before death.