Sentence examples for extant images from inspiring English sources

(And why not, since he's generally more interesting than his stated subject?) It's also that Mr. Herzog can't help but make beautiful objects, whether working exclusively with original material or, as he did in "Grizzly Man," his remarkable documentary about the self-styled naturalist Timothy Treadwell, making liberal use of extant images.

There are four known extant images: photograph number 2894 is L.D., 2897 is the bridge, 2898 is Laura and 2899 is the bridge again.

However, on November 5 , 2002 the Galileo orbiter made a targeted flyby that came within 160 km of Amalthea and the deflection of its orbit was used to compute the moon's mass (its volume had been calculated previously to within 10% or so from a careful analysis of all extant images).

In addition, Stela 13 remains Ha' K'in Xook's only extant image.

We recommend retrospective studies of extant commercial image databases.

Shapes were measured for 538 extant specimens (Specimen images are from the Chinese Virtual Herbarium (CVH) at http://www.cvh.org.cn/cms/, and the Muséum national d"Histoire naturelle (P, PC), at http://www.mnhn.fr/le-museum/) (Additional file 1: Table S1), representing 81 species in East-South Asian, American and African continents, and several fossil specimens.

Comparison with modern pupae of this still extant species (upper image) confirmed the taxonomic identification, and also gave the team important information about the climate and environment at the pits during the period between about 35,000 and 40,000 years ago when the bees were buzzing around the area.

It is only through the victory of Brahman that you have thus become great.' After that Indra and the devas realized the Truth having known Brahman through such direct experience.. Significantly, Bhattacharyya notes that "a study of the extant yaksha and yakshini images [of this period] shows that the later images of the gods and goddesses were shaped after them".

Several images of extant species were provided by Panasonic DMC-FZ30 in herbaria.

Few early Vaishnava images are still extant, but those that have survived are mainly from the Mathura area; perhaps the earliest is the image of Balarama, the half brother of Krishna, attributed to the 2nd 1st century bce.

Some of the concerns raised in extant studies about spatiotemporal instability of images and the infrequent/nontransparent updating of images were also borne out for Fukushima.