Sentence examples for face imagery from inspiring English sources

The campaign involved using this inconspicuous and familiar little bit of branding turf for a visual experiment: instead of the familiar logo, the stickers carried bold and whimsical iconish face imagery — a monkey, a happy Cyclops, a vaguely anime-style girl, a luchador and so on.

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We continue to expand the GeoFaces dataset, improve the underlying computer vision tools, refine our analysis techniques, and attempt to reduce dataset bias by finding alternative sources of geotagged face imagery.

The preserve outfits volunteers in T-shirts featuring fairly intense wolf face imagery and psychedelic tie-dye.

The frowning face imagery also resembles the logo on a Sad Boys hat for sale on their website.

Our finding of equivalent identity boundaries for visual and mental images suggests that face imagery activates robust and accurate face representations that are similar to those produced by visual stimulation.

There's no in-your-face imagery that says this logo represents a transportation agency.

So get yourselves down to the Jago Gallery (map here) to take a closer look at all this "in-your-face-imagery" they're writing about.

But in this show, originally organized by Mr. Dijkstra for the Columbus Museum of Art in Ohio, the concept has been stretched to a one-size-fits-all cover for an improbable mix of artists from the 1920's through the 1950's, whose styles run from the in-your-face injustice imagery of Charles White and Harry Sternberg to the poetic modernism of Marsden Hartley and John Marin.

In the late 1980s, Father Giuliani resumed his artistic endeavors by creating a new form of Catholic iconography, depicting Jesus and the saints in the faces and imagery of Native American peoples.

For instance, spatial abilities, face recognition, visual imagery and even music all fall under the right hemisphere, sometimes more associated with men.