Sentence examples for cropping from inspiring English sources

In fact, this slow and unexpected leaking of information harnessing the power of social media has defined the campaign for the album so far, with the album's title, Reflektor, emerging via a number of posters that kept cropping up and being shared online.

From time to time, he even troubles the multiplex, cropping up alongside Tom Cruise in Vanilla Sky or playing snuffling Peter Pettigrew in those infernal Harry Potters.

In most cases, these images of the past reassure us of our own adolescent inadequacies, but in the past few days, the web has provided proof of Kanye, Eminem and King Krule's early abilities, with some brilliant clips of the artists cropping up on YouTube.

But knotty ethical quandaries are cropping up as the mechanical guts, electronic sensors and digital brains of robots continue to improve.

Your columnist has covered elections on four continents, and the same themes keep cropping up.

Quantum effects start cropping up when critical transistor dimensions become less than 15 nanometres (nm) or so.

Sad to report, this kind of selective polling in which only the benefits are mentioned so as achieve a desired result is cropping up increasingly in the support of various agendas.

Having done what he was hired to do at Airbus, and frustrated in his bid to rule EADS, no wonder Mr Forgeard's name keeps cropping up as a candidate for top jobs among France's beleaguered businesses.

This is partly because Asia used large cropping systems and irrigation, which are unsuited to dry Africa.

Scientists now use them to measure the climate in areas that would have been impractically small when sensors were more costly—say under individual plants rather than in a thicket.Wireless sensors are also cropping up on farms, to measure temperature, moisture and light on tracts of land where wired sensors cannot easily go.

could it happen to me?—in the same way as some great paintings do.And even as the early crime photographers sought human differences, the similarities kept cropping up.