Sentence examples for attraction image from inspiring English sources

Moreover, it was observed that Si-MNP was dispersed in water by shaking or sonication and then easily separated with a magnet within 1 min (Figure 1D). Figure 1 Characterization, size distribution, XRD patterns, and magnetic attraction image of Si-MNPs.

Worries that the attraction's image could be tarnished were allayed and a deal was hammered out.

The most nuanced of them, Toshi Fujiwara's "No Man's Zone," is also the most self-reflexive, questioning our morbid attraction to images of destruction.

Shooting within the depopulated, badly damaged 12-mile evacuation zone, Mr. Fujiwara relies mainly on a tripod-mounted camera that lingers on the intrinsic beauty of the landscapes; the voice-over questions our morbid attraction to images of destruction and mentions the reluctance of the cameraman to walk on the ruins.

The very low morbidity is one of the main attractions of image guided therapy.

The painting has since become a tourist attraction and the image has been used on T-shirts and wine labels.

This is a well-established method of measuring instinctive attraction to an image, given that those in a more upbeat frame of mind flinch less.

Among other things, it is a personal spiritual quest -- this is something he has in common with William Blake -- and he has an attraction to spiritual images that are untainted by religious orthodoxies.

Behaviour is consistent with the electrostatic attraction by short-range image forces as charged particles penetrate deep into the low air velocity region of the boundary layer at the disc surface.

She's since dialed down the gore but not her attraction to an arresting image: In the black-and-white video for "Just Be," a delicate piano ballad from "Fall to Grace," she appears naked, covered only by an enormous bird tattoo on her left shoulder.

For Evans, this attraction resulted in great images of indigenous American architecture, so stark and plain they frequently seem abstract.