Sentence examples for embedded photograph from inspiring English sources

She is best known for her large, clumsy-looking sculptures — she wants to make "shapes that can't be described," she says — made of Styrofoam covered in cement, painted in acrylics, and equipped with banal objects: a case of grape soda placed on top, a water cooler nested in a side, an embedded photograph or video monitor.

She is best known for her large, clumsy-looking sculptures she wants to make "shapes that can't be described," she says made of Styrofoam covered in cement, painted in acrylics, and equipped with banal objects: a case of grape soda placed on top, a water cooler nested in a side, an embedded photograph or video monitor.

Throughout, we've embedded Times photographs and links to articles that relate in some way to the topics our winners describe.

Apple says in its patent that it could identify users based on factors like heartbeat via embedded sensors, photographs or voice recordings, combined with things like suspicious behavior.

20.28ET Tweets and YouTube vids I can handle, but I haven't been given the go-ahead to embed photographs yet.

"First Blood Sens," read the headline in The Ottawa Sun, embedded in a photograph of Canadiens trainers working on the bloodied, prone Eller.

This piece is the latest in JR's Inside Out project, a series of photographs embedded in dozens of urban landscapes from Los Angeles and Shanghai to Perth and Nairobi.

Retinae were photographed, embedded in resin and then sectioned at 2 μm.

Six subjects ran 84 trials in which they watched 9 repeated presentations of a photograph with an oddball photograph randomly embedded between the 5th and 8th presentation.

The higher-technology passports, which have been issued to domestic applicants since 1998, are considered harder to forge or alter because the photograph is embedded into the passport.

Whether it's a set of vertically-stacked dominoes, matchsticks held together by torque and fingertips, or glasses stacked precariously atop one another, each photograph is embedded with a Freudian flavor for destruction.