Sentence examples for computerized imagery from inspiring English sources

Leibovitz made the transition to computerized imagery with some reluctance: digital photography seemed at first to require too many people and too much equipment on the set.

The computerized imagery in "Godzilla" is so prodigious, and therefore so greedy for the filmmakers' attention, that it seems to have sucked the life out of the writing.

Our previous training study lent support for this hypothesis by showing that a computerized imagery training protocol (involving action observation, and mental- and overt-rehearsal) was equally effective to perceptual-motor therapy (PMT) in promoting motor skill acquisition.

Computerized exercises on "imagery analysis" make what some former colleagues have described to me as mind-numbing work seem fascinating.

Blackwell and Holmes (2010) carried out an initial investigation of computerized CBM targeting interpretation via positive mental imagery in depression.

To graduate, he would have to narrate his "assaults" in detail: "How many buttons on her shirt did you unbutton?" [cartoon id= a19717"] The plan also included a monthly polygraph (a hundred and fifty dollars) and a computerized test that measured how long his eyes lingered on deviant imagery (three hundred and twenty-five dollars).

Its visual effects included extensive use of computer-generated imagery (CGI); some of its characters and settings were completely computerized and did not exist in the real world.

While Street View was first introduced in 2008, the newest version integrates the up-close, photographic imagery of the original with the maps, satellite images and computerized renderings that characterize the birds-eye view.

A computerized cognitive bias modification intervention targeting interpretation bias in depression via positive mental imagery (CBM-I) was evaluated by investigating its impact on mental health and cognitive bias compared with a control condition.

"Surgical Imagery".

See also computerized typesetting.