Sentence examples for a computer-generated image of from inspiring English sources

A particular delight was a computer-generated image of Hurricane Kenna from the side.

A computer-generated image of the planned premises for the Sikh-ethos Nishkam SchooLondon London.

One ad features a computer-generated image of a grizzly bear holding an infant, meant to signal the tough but tender skills of its litigators.

A computer-generated image of the proposed new London River Park which would run through the City of London along the north bank of the Thames.

When the "race" was shown, Phelps was matched with a computer-generated image of a shark, supposedly simulating a real shark's speed.

By calculating the difference between the x-ray diffraction patterns and applying a mathematical formula, a computer-generated image of the protein structure emerges.

Two decades ago, science fiction movies were the only place you could see a computer-generated image on top of a real-life background.

Photo: A computer-generated image shows a view of the planned annex for Tate Modern, the contemporary-art museum in London.

Then we would project a computer-generated image over the top of the real photography.

A computer-generated image (created by Syuichi Nakano, Sumoto, Japan) of the collision of 2008 TC3 with the earth is available here.

One of the most cutting edge technologies is augmented reality (AR), the superimposing of a computer-generated image over the real world so that the user has a composite view.