Sentence examples for devised an image from inspiring English sources

Though sometimes trivialized as punching an admission ticket to the afterlife, charity was a holy commandment to the Jews, whose ancient sages devised an image of storing up a treasury in heaven.

Podgorny and Shepard (1978) devised an image generation procedure in which participants are required to imagine a pattern of shaded blocks projected onto a blank 5 × 5 matrix (either following visual presentation of the pattern or following a series of verbal instructions).

We devised an image-based screening platform using membrane localized HER3-YFP to identify small molecules that promote HER3 internalization and degradation.

He returned to Johns Hopkins in 1985 and, as codirector of a new magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) division, invented a revolutionary MRI cardiac-tagging technology and later, as director of the MRI division, helped devise an image-directed replacement for invasive methods for breast cancer diagnosis.

The proposed method devises an image-based gradient prediction to accelerate the accumulation, introduces a boundary recorder to eliminate redundant analyses in the line verification, and develops an image-based line verification algorithm to detect line thickness and reduce false detections as well.

When vehicle and backdrop are seamlessly melded, he has devised a classic image from '60s- and '70s-era TV and cinema — an airborne hunk of Detroit steel, but a hunk that looks hazardously aloft.

In his last novel, "My Name is Red," the great and almost irresistibly beguiling Turkish novelist Orhan Pamuk devised a breathtaking image for the schism in his country's soul between Westernization and the traditional values of Islam.

Sensing the city's rightward drift, Mr. Garth devised a more conservative image for Mr. Koch, a formidable task because the candidate had portrayed himself as a liberal, and he had no wife and children with whom to pose for the decorous voter.

To determine if the cilia of Tbx6 mutant embryos are motile, we devised a method to directly image cilia in living embryos that relies on 1) a strain of mice expressing a fluorescent protein fusion that labels cilia, and 2) a mode of image acquisition that provides information on the dynamics of GFP distribution thereby providing a readout of cilia movement.

In the early 1980s, Webb et al. [ 1, 2] devised a new ophthalmoscope to image the living human retina.

Again, he devised an edge.