Sentence examples for discussion of image from inspiring English sources

But Finkelstein's detractors avoid discussion of Image and Reality for exactly that reason: it is considered a first-rate piece of scholarship.

We give a critical discussion of image force arguments that underlie earlier work on grain rotation, and verify that the present analysis of image forces does satisfy the boundary conditions at the free surfaces.

For ASCI, we are open to the publication of any discussion of image acquisition and analysis, but we anticipate that the majority of papers will focus on the analysis of 1-D (spectra), 2-D (traditional images), 3-D (tomograms) and energy filtered (hyperspectral) images acquired through the selected detection of scattered light, X-rays, electrons, ions, neutrons and protons.

"ICP can be a great vector, a hub for discussion of the image in all of its configurations, photography, video, film, the Internet," he said.

Within hours of the president's remarks, a thread appeared on the white supremacist Web forum Stormfront devoted to an ugly discussion of an image found on Facebook that bloggers incorrectly identified as the dead teen.

Another fascinating insight may be found in Voss's discussion of the image of a crying infant in The Expression of the Emotions.

After a viewing of the film at 2 p.m., Erica Chito-Childs, a sociologist, will lead a discussion of interracial images in the media today.

Also in the works is a location on the Web site promoting public dialogue and discussion of the images, MIT home page coordinator Suzana Lisanti said.

The highly sophisticated discussion of the images in their relation to the Homeric text and Lessing's views on poetry and painting gave my students the confidence that they could handle and understand the material, voice theoretical opinions about it, as well as create art challenging the word-image opposition.

Although his discussion of magical images demonstrates the relation between these geometrical figures and the influence of celestial bodies, Agrippa rashly adds that such images lack power unless some natural, celestial, demonic, or celestial power is combined with them (OP 2 23).

Focus Group discussions (FGDs) (Method 3) with target mothers employed a variety of exercises to elicit active participation including soap attribute ranking [ 28], discussion of motivational images, story telling and word elicitation [ 25].