The phrase "active picture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to visual media, such as film, television, or digital content, to describe a scene or image that is currently in motion or being displayed.
Example: "The active picture on the screen captivated the audience with its vibrant colors and dynamic movement."
Alternatives: "moving image" or "dynamic visual".
As the bus drove past Caffè Nero (I imagined jazz music CDs being sold at the counter) and Virgin Active (picturing free dance music being offered to new gym members), I became utterly convinced by the opportunity.
"So having men see active pictures of themselves and other men as fathers, as people supporting people at work -- I think it's inspiring".
We found similar brain activations for picture-active, picture-passive, and declarative sentences.
It is well known that ageing causes loss of gray matter, and therefore a secondary CBF and metabolism reduction in those same areas can occur, 2) a possible difference in the perfusion in active depressive picture and remitted depressive picture.
Sergey Brin, the other co-founder, is much more active, posting pictures three or four times a day – though he says: "I think a lot of people are under the misimpression that I am posting photos of exotic places at a furious pace to Google+.
The ceremony was brief, the casket closed (and there wasn't one of us who wanted to speculate on the reason, though it didn't take an especially active imagination to picture Gerard's final moments).
Combined with the knowledge that lacewing larvae are known to be active predators, a picture emerges of this tiny, ancient hunter: a larval lacewing with impossibly spindly legs silently grasping along a spider's silken threads, closing in on its quarry before dealing its fatal blow with sharp pincer jaws.
Upon the transition to active states, the picture reverses to the opposite: sinks in the deeper layers and sources in the upper layers.
The changes also include 10-year limits on the voting abilities of new members of the Academy, which will be removed if the member is not "active in motion pictures" in the intervening time.
