Sentence examples for conception of images from inspiring English sources
They explicitly presented these representations as models of the image representations that people use in doing certain visuo-spatial cognitive tasks.[32] By presenting these ideas as the germ of an alternative to the venerable but highly problematic conception of images as inner pictures, Pylyshyn was able to make a powerful case.
We believe that the proposed model is a first step towards a formalized conception of image watermarking, and allows a unified treatment of all its practically meaningful variants.
As a result, it provides a better conception of murky images to enhance visual understanding and to enable precise interpretation [3].
She has been particularly fascinated by the Mesopotamian conception of the image as a form of infinite presence, an argument she expounded in The Graven Image.
According to Marina Lambraki-Plaka "far from the influence of Italy, in a neutral place which was intellectually similar to his birthplace, Candia, the Byzantine elements of his education emerged and played a catalytic role in the new conception of the image which is presented to us in his mature work".
In contrast to the conception of ideas as images and copies of impressions or of external objects, pragmatist theories emphasized the functional character of ideas: ideas are suggestions and anticipations of possible conduct; they are hypotheses or forecasts of what will result from a given action; they are ways of organizing behaviour in the world rather than replicas of the world.
Bacall's liberation — thanks to Minnelli's expansive conception of story and image — are apparent in her tough and energetic yet warm and vulnerable performance, which seems amazingly little like acting.
An editorial in the Times this morning declared:In Britain's conception of itself, as Tory image-makers so recently knew, the myth of the wooded island looms large.
To me, as I sit here at my desk, all this is but a series of images in the mind, conceptions, imagination.
What are the different conceptions and images of "Einstein," according to the article?
Equally important is the changed conception or image of the social sciences.
