Are we so hard-wired to identify gender, in others and in ourselves, that the thought of any ambiguity is a subject to be handled at a distance--or in the impersonal arena of public humiliation?
The difference between native 1080p and native 4K at six meters, however, was more marked -- it could only be described as 'subtle' at a distance of nine meters from the screen.
ENGADGET: This is what native 4K home cinema looks like on Sony's VPL-VW1000ES projector
One form of the technology can read 30 notes a second, although the tags have to be separated from each other by a distance of at least 2cm to reduce interference.
As a result, calls are charged at a much cheaper rate: long-distance and international calls can be made for the price of a local call and a home broadband-internet connection.
Extrapolating from these results, they think that an orbiting zone plate measuring somewhere between 15 metres and 40 metres across will be enough to distinguish the spectrum of an Earthlike planet at a distance of 30 light-years.
Unsurprisingly, Bob Poe, the Democrats' state party chairman, concludes that to be competitive at all against such a background is to put yourself within striking distance of victory.
Certainly not those affected by it, be it the victims, their families or even the rest of us, mourning at a distance.
The Calzaghe-Kessler bout will be held in front of a huge crowd at Cardiff's Millennium Stadium, just a short distance from Rees' Newbridge home.
However, says Martin Cook of the Digital TV Group, a highly complicated picture, such as when a camera pans, at distance and high speed, across the faces of a football crowd, could be more troublesome.
To do so, the Republican field will, however, have to make a crucial strategic decision: The would-be presidents must disavow, or at least distance themselves from, the roots of Mr. Clinton's most abject security policy failures which, regrettably, lie in Bush Administration decisions.
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