Sentence examples for caption of what from inspiring English sources

A month later, Google announced that its deep-learning network could analyze an image and offer a caption of what it saw: "Two pizzas sitting on top of a stove top," or "People shopping at an outdoor market".

But he did feature in the last round when a picture caption of what looked like The Stig and some car drivers prompted team captain Ian Hislop to come back with the riposte that the caption should include something about punching and Paul Merton joked it should be about Clarkson inventing a time machine to go back and see if there was a time when "he wasn't a twit".

The stream is a condensed narrative with captions and effects of what fans consider to be the stand-out moments, and even the feed created by the team already shows promise.

The picture's caption lacks the information of what caused the dispute, but the motive remains irrelevant.

Last year's stand-out hit was Texts From Hillary Clinton - a collection of images captioned with humorous examples of what the then US Secretary of State may have been writing.

@Room_Smells shares hyper specific pictures of rooms, captioned with a vivid description of what they definitely, 100percentt smell like.

Additionally, reviewers on your committee may not read *every* word, but they usually look at all of the figures and read the captions to get the gist of what's going on.

The caption should be a short description of what is in the figure.

"Even if you only look at the pictures and their captions, you should get some idea of what is going on," Hawking wrote in the foreword to the illustrated version.

A caption says what became of me, a sort of champ in my own life too, I guess.

But the captions are often riddled with typos or incomplete sentences that leave viewers struggling to make sense of what's being said.