Signature theme

The book, Now, Discover Your Strengths, by Buckingham and Clifton (2001), discusses development of the profile and describes each of the signature themes in depth. A second version of the StrengthFinders Profile was released in the fall of 2007. Version 2 can be ac-... 

In From Russia With Love, Bany expanded on his woik arranging Norman s James Bond Theme by creating other signature melodies, such as his own 007 Theme that would be reused in later movies. Thus, not only was one composer s style made a part of the series mythos, but a catalogue of themes was established that would help provide continuity to the Bond films, whomever the lead actor might be. 

Dr. No, the first of the EON franchise, predates the signature gun-barrel theme but opens well with its quirky Three Blind Mice motif and the killing of a British agent in Jamaica, followed by the famous introduction by Sean Connery, Bond, James Bond. One of the virtues of Dr. No for Ian Fleming admirers is that it stuck fairly close to the novel s plot however, in the book he agonizes over having to kill as part of his 007 rating while in the film he knows that Professor Dent has an unloaded gun and deliberately kills him and intentionally pumps a couple more bullets into his body. 

The computer aided classification of the remotely sensed data is based on the concept that a pixel is characterized by its spectral signatures, which vary in different wave bands. The spectral signatures of themes are assigned a gray level or color which relates the Dn values to thematic information. The information extraction process which analyzes the spectral signatures and assigns the pixel to thematic categories based on similarity of Dn values is referred to as classification. There are two types of classification ... 

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