Sentence examples for emerging imagery from inspiring English sources

In other words, some corroboration is needed to make sure that any emerging imagery is actually true.

New and emerging imagery is now available at significantly higher spatial resolutions, resulting in pixel sizes equal to or smaller than many dominant desert shrubs.

A number of trends have recently emerged around imagery data collection.

On the other hand, we see new and striking empirical findings about imagery emerging to play a significant role in the so called Cognitive Revolution, that was soon to break the Behaviorist hegemony over scientific psychology (Gardner, 1987).

The clinical literature points to the emerging importance of prospective imagery across disorders.

She indicates that "children's play is serious business because it is a focal point of where ideas and messages around their sense of self-confidence and imagery emerge".

I got a blue butterfly on my shoulder because I am a recovering alcoholic and a butterfly is a symbol of something emerging – people often use the imagery of butterflies when talking about recovery, it expresses the idea of coming into the light.

Gilbert's dynamic imagery, whether elusively emerging, washing the musicians in color and form, or a driving force careening across the screens behind the musicians, places the observer in a visual relationship that both enhances and reflects on the process of listening.

For his technicolored imagery, Ben-Jacob photographs the emerging micro-cities and later tints them to fully hyperbolize their many details.

Through painting the female form, Mozert and her colleagues contributed to an emerging pocket of popular culture, the erotic imagery also known as "cheesecake" and "borderline material".

It highlights the best and brightest from today's emerging and established creative world, creating original content, imagery, and collaborative special inserts.