Sentence examples for eye imagery from inspiring English sources

The one thing Kyle's production does have going for it is a poetic clarity: the text grows hypnotic in its repetition of eye imagery and its interrogation of what it means to give nothing, say nothing, have nothing.

The red polygons show the location of the field transects within the study areas with underlying true color Rapid Eye imagery.

This data goes beyond naked eye imagery, gathering spectral data that can deliver insights into the water and nutrient content of the crops.

The eye imagery evolved during filming, and did not appear in the script.

Information could be passed to DAVD (Divers Augmented Video Display) from surface sources, like a ship overhead sending birds-eye imagery (well, water birds) or, in the future, cameras or miniature sonar built into the helmet itself.

Sure, you could just use Google Earth, but the Swinglet is up and running in just a few minutes (I love that you shake it to start it up and then just let it go) — then you set your GPS coordinates and have brand new birds-eye imagery on your laptop within a half-hour.

Normally I wouldn't complain about this, except in this case these people were working with some of the most eye catching imagery of all time.

Active execution with the unaffected side (1 x with open eyes) Visual imagery (1 x unaffected side, 1 x affected side; with closed eyes) Active execution with the unaffected side (1 x with closed eyes) Kinesthetic imagery (1 x unaffected side, 1 x affected side; with closed eyes).

As when reading a copy of Vice, expect dark humour, eye-popping imagery, and, as always, the unexpected.

Still, Panasonic is betting that its eye-popping imagery will win over more than a few fans.

Siberia inspired his 1936 epic poem, Sibir, full of child's-eye-view imagery, of stars blown by the wind, moonshine and icy rivers, and the fire ceremonies of the Kyrgyz people, whose language he learned.