Sentence examples for constructed imagery from inspiring English sources

His paintings are informed by the constructed imagery of Philip-Lorca DiCorcia and Tina Barney, in which staged pictures have the look of spontaneity, the people illuminated in midsentence, midaction, frozen in piqued alienation.

She soon developed an innovative approach to the subject, using collage and constructed imagery and "sound narrative" that dignifies trafficked persons and re-frames how their stories are portrayed.

Our conscious awareness and ability to manipulate things (including information in the computer sense) leads us to construct imagery of cells also using information in intentional ways.

With its oversupply of desirable rural destinations, transitions along the subtropical New South Wales coast have been marked by increasingly divergent socioeconomic trajectories, tied to perceived gradients in amenity and sequential gradients in affordability related to inherent and constructed place imagery.

A continuous radiance spectrum for every pixel can be constructed from hyperspectral imagery, and it makes the identification of land-covers of interest possible based on their spectral signatures [1, 2].

Results are reported in detail for both probability-based (design-based) and model-based approaches to inference for proportion forest area using maps constructed from Landsat imagery, forest inventory plot observations and a logistic regression model.

So we constructed one using computer imagery and painted backdrops, to create a world of dragons, jesters and warlocks.

"PHSCologram imagery is constructed from sculpting objects with a computer graphics software application.

She loves Zimbabwe, she says, and spends her time nurturing young artists and huddling over her computer, constructing the haunting imagery, dense narratives and lyrical language that characterize her novels.

Structural model results revealed that the mental imagery construct strongly influenced the measured communication effects.

Denormalization reduces the immediate benefits young adult smokers receive from smoking, questions the social persona they construct using brand imagery, and repositions smoking not as cool, but passé.