Sentence examples for clips images from inspiring English sources
It contains musical terms that provide the foundation of music theory and explains them through text, music clips, images and historical background.
Tricia Melton, senior vice president for entertainment marketing and branding at TNT, TBS and Turner Classic Movies, said the term adaptweetion was apt, because the alchemy of the script, clips, images and commentary constituted a unique form.
Entrants are invited to search, discover, adapt, and reuse public domain and openly licensed video clips, images, art, documents, or other materials found in D.P.L.A. or international partner libraries Europeana, Trove, and DigitalNZ.
It was first shown at last year's Cannes film festival and is now on release here: a brilliant mosaic of clips, images and moments chosen with masterly flair, and accompanied by Cousins' own gentle, ruminative, almost murmured voiceover.
Mark Cousins's personal cine-essay about children on film is entirely distinctive, sometimes eccentric, always brilliant: a mosaic of clips, images and moments chosen with flair and grace, both from familiar sources and from the neglected riches of cinema around the world.
Clips, images and sounds, all to help bring your digital creation to life!
The clipped images were classified into a binary class: urban built-up and others.
Teaching with The Times- Clip images from various sections of the paper, including photographs, illustrations and cartoons.
Newspapers should have to pay photographers for stock images; kids working on school reports (and other non-commercial users) should be able to clip images and use them for without negotiating a rights agreement with a copyright holder.
This is likely to result from ring disassembly during the process of ionization in nMS. Figure 2a shows clipped images of ΔN-TClpB recorded at 10 fps in the presence of 10 μM ATP.
He clipped images from newspapers and magazines and sent them out to a jobber to be enlarged and reproduced on the screens; the images were transferred to canvas with printer's inks forced through the back of the silk with a squeegee.
