Sentence examples for development of imagery from inspiring English sources

These results from the trial highlight potentially fruitful pathways for further development of imagery CBM as a low-intensity treatment tool in the context of depression.

The first session included: (1) A description of hypnosis; (2) demonstration of two or three induction techniques; (3) employment of a favorite place imagery and progressive relaxation while in hypnosis in order to achieve relaxation; and (4) development of imagery intended to resolve the insomnia (Table 2).

To advance this discussion the present study used a longitudinal design to examine the development of motor imagery and action planning in children with DCD.

It is mainly the rise of situated and embodied approaches to cognition that has challenged the information processing approach to perception, and enabled the re-emergence and further development of enactive imagery theory.

Our understanding of the development of spontaneous negative imagery such as flashbacks has been developed using the trauma film paradigm (Holmes & Bourne, 2008).

What then does "magic of the movies" mean in the light of the new situation, namely the development of computer generated imagery?

The inception of fully digitised, full motion, live action film coincided with the development of computer generated imagery capable of seamless integration – meanwhile the bodysnatchers had invaded our homes, in the form of wireless broadband routers.

Just as stop-motion technology had been perfectly suited to the conception of dinosaurs as sluggish plodders, so the timely development of computer-generated imagery enabled Spielberg to conjure up a portrayal of Mesozoic fauna that was in keeping with cutting-edge palaeontological thinking.

At Parsons and later, apprenticing with the advertising and branding firm Baron & Baron, she acquired a visual expertise that eventually led her to conceive and oversee her own projects, taking a hand in the development of graphics, and imagery, for a variety of campaigns.

More specific issues include: themes, development of ideas, and imagery.[4].

With the development of image processing techniques and of high-resolution satellite imagery, it is possible to obtain sufficiently precise patterns of erosion.