Sentence examples similar to attract image from inspiring English sources
Shopping sites like these attract image-conscious restaurants, because only the site's members can see that the restaurant has started to offer leaner prices.Read the whole article.
It is also demonstrated that the surface with positive (negative) shear modulus applies an extra non-classical repelling (attracting) image force to the dislocation, which can change the nature of the equilibrium positions depending on the system parameters.
It's a word that attracts images ranging from cloud-dwelling princesses and talking frogs to souped-up cars and pornographic displays, depending on, among other things, your age.
1.10pm BST queeniefox ponders: I find it interesting that (despite the controversy you sometimes attract) your image is quintessentially British despite one of you hailing originally from Italy.
The average SPN of this cluster is used as cluster centroid to attract more images whose SPN correlation with the centroid is greater than the adaptive threshold.
His work explores authority and the way it asserts itself through images: ""I'm attracted to images that have a falseness to them that reveals that the images are not 100percentnt believable," he says.
And the Reaper surely attracts the image of the Grim Reaper, harvesting the souls of those damned with its Hellfire missiles.
The coarse striations are produced by crack tip blunting and the fine striations by dislocations attracted by image forces to the fracture surface after cleavage.
From the hot and humid rain forests of South America and the Far East, to the cold and inhospitable arctic regions of northern Canada and Russia - the Travel Photographer of the Year competition attracts stunning image entries from across the world.
Before treatment, the patient was more attracted to images of girls compared to images of women.
That comes down to these questions of the titillating and smutty quality of photography and that people are attracted to images of death, not necessarily just to be moved by them but to be intrigued by them.
