Sentence examples for dominated the image from inspiring English sources

The majority of the outdoor premises were considerably polluted by cigarette ends, some of them to such an extent that the litter dominated the image of the whole site (see Figure 1).

On many bills, white women and enslaved people dominated the images, but white men were virtually if not entirely absent.

When imaging with the monolithic Gatan BSE detector and using deceleration voltages of −1 keV and greater, the SE signals dominated the images.

The circular crater or caldera dominates the image and measures about 5 km across.

If words functionally dominate the image, it then becomes merely illustration to a text.

In one projection, polar bears execute a joyful underwater ballet but keep gliding out of the frame, so a silly yellow ball dominates the image.

Now, most smart-phones and personal mobile computers use one or more camera modules with CIS, and CIS dominates the image sensor market.

It was the more prosperous sector of South Asians, the post-1965 professionals, who had the means to represent the community as a whole, so it was their image that came to dominate the image of South Asian-Americans.

Wearing little more than a golden bikini, Melania Trump stands on a stairway leading to the underbelly of the jet, which dominates the image like a giant male-female fertility symbol.

In his portrait of Mime van Osen, the subject's eyebrows and downcast, heavily lashed eyes dominate the image, with his sharply parted hair and moustache in supporting roles.

Depending on your level of familiarity with each of the candidates, one individual or a particular feature, may appear to dominate the image – like Nigel Farage's eye bags, Ed Miliband's hair-line or David Cameron's forehead.