"Slowly but surely," he concluded, "I'm beginning to change the imagery".
Pop art and neo-Dada re-introduced and changed the use of imagery by appropriating subject matter from commercial art, consumer goods, art history and mainstream culture.
The ferocity of her attack, often in tiny details, changed the ballet's winged imagery; this was not a swan but a hornet.
It was the recognition, in that period, of the powerful mnemonic effects of imagery that changed the situation, leading to a thriving tradition of experimental research, and securing imagery a firm place in cognitive theory.
It could increase the experienced frequency of positive imagery, change the interpretation bias associated with imagery, or a combination of the two.
Considering Coles et al. (2001), it is also possible that the perspective of the memory changed with imagery rescripting.
Film historian Mark Cousins has written that Chaplin "changed not only the imagery of cinema, but also its sociology and grammar" and claims that Chaplin was as important to the development of comedy as a genre as D.W. Griffith was to drama.
The opening paragraphs, describing Basil's studio, are a masterpiece of precise evocation, and Wilde's handwritten changes sharpen the imagery yet more.
Yet Mr Jones says Google has been formally contacted by governments in this regard only three times (including by India and by an unspecified European country), and that in each case the issue was resolved without making changes to the imagery in Google Earth.Although some buildings or areas are blurred for security reasons, Google says this is done by the firms from which it licenses the imagery.
Even if it is granted that both groups showed some improvement, it remains unclear why there were no differences in BDI-II change between the imagery CBM condition and the control condition.
