Sentence examples for built up images from inspiring English sources

Instead she built up images of symbols, badges and signs with embellishment and textures instead.

It is, rather, a carefully built up image of a room corrupted, not destroyed.

As the printer executes your PostScript program, it builds up images on the page and prints them out.

The disadvantage with the line scan cameras is that they do not generate a complete image at once and requires an external hardware to build up images from multiple line scans [7].

Since localization microscopy builds up images molecule-by-molecule, we have to ask how many fluorescent molecules are missed or artificially added.

This means the use of descriptive words to build up images that enable the listening audience to identify with the characters, the world the characters live in and the atmosphere for each scene.

Would you prefer that for the previous 4 years the Republican Party had built up an image that appealed to the median voter in the country, or the median primary voter in the Republican party?

Four years later, the channel built up the image and profile of Putin at the expense of any would-be challengers and helped to insure an overwhelming victory in his first Presidential election.

Speculation focused on one of his sons, Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, who built up an image as a modernising, reformist mediator with the West.

Those single detectors could only look at a single spot on the sky; to make maps we scanned the telescope with its single detector across the sky and built up an image of the area.

Lichtenstein built up the image with multiple layers of paint.