Sentence examples for amount of imagery from inspiring English sources

Global land cover (GLC) data production and verification process is very complicated, time consuming and labor intensive, requiring huge amount of imagery data and ancillary data and involving many people, often from different geographic locations.

A lot of them are going to be imaging satellites, so the amount of imagery available is going to go way up," says Golubovich.

In her often dense designs, nothing feels too weighed down by an overwhelming amount of imagery.

That's because when the past is gone, it is gone; no amount of imagery can truly reconstruct it.

A large amount of imagery interventions therefore decoupled MI from the action, and experimental designs even checked with electromyography that participants did not contract any muscles during MI.

Alternative approaches suggest that functional and dysfunctional ways of thinking about problems or negative experiences can rather be distinguished by the amount of imagery vs. verbal processes involved (Borkovec, 1994; Borkovec et al., 2004) or the degree of conceptual-evaluative vs. experiential self-focus (Teasdale, 1999; Watkins, 2004).

For example, Borkovec and Inz (1990) demonstrated that both individuals with GAD and non-worriers reported a predominance of verbal thought during a period of worry, compared to a period of relaxation in which participants with GAD reported near equal amounts of imagery and verbal thought, and non-worriers reported a predominance of imagery.

An effective filter would have to censor Flickr, which has a large amount of adult imagery.

What has changed, as Susan Sontag predicted in her 1977 book On Photography, is the amount of such imagery and the ease with which we can access it.

While hulas contain a fair amount of pastoral imagery and romantic sentimentality, they also deal with things that count: carnality, jealousy, thwarted desire, ineffable longing and other topics that are just plain ineffable.

But Brannan, of ISIS, combed through a huge amount of satellite imagery to find a site along the Euphrates that matches a reactor's specifications as well as descriptions of the attack site.