Sentence examples for Accepted image from inspiring English sources
The widely accepted image of Warnock as a tactically uncomplicated "long-ball merchant" is not an entirely fair one.
"Diana had migrated from the accepted image of a lily-white fairy-tale princess to that of a wanton woman eager to embrace the foreign other," she writes.
Speaking at Kerala University in the southern Indian city of Thiruvananthapuram, Roy, 52, described the generally accepted image of Gandhi as a lie.
The dogmatic pronouncements he made then - coupled with the theoretical speculation that typified his output during a crucial period of stylistic evolution - still colour the accepted image of the man and his music to an absurd degree.
What sticks in the writer's mind from the film are several details that jar with the officially accepted image of America's nuclear-weapons systems Unlike the flashy command post from the movie"WarGames"the actual launch-control equipment seems decidedly low-tech.
Las Vegas's very existence in a desert region thus underlines several paradoxes: the water authorities managed to fulfill the city's demand despite the very high per capita use; contrary to the widely accepted image, the city's large water use rests largely on residential use and not so much on economic activity.
Brooks answers in a way that radically challenges our accepted images of Indian social dynamics.
After studying the 50 unpublished notebooks that the author used to write Finnegans Wake, Shloss challenged the long-accepted image of Lucia Joyce, who was institutionalized in mental asylums for decades, as the schizophrenic daughter of a man of genius.
My thoughts and prayers this Mother's Day are for mothers for whom Mother's Day is difficult or painful; those who dread the day because they do not fit the traditional culturally-accepted image of a mother.
Defining the stopping criterion according to SSIM essentially means that we are modifying the set of accepted points (image patches) around the noisy image patch which can be represented as the linear combination of dictionary atoms.
Accepted papers cover both theoretical and practical aspects of face and vehicle detection, manifold and image processing, multiresolution and multisource, and morphological processing.
