Sentence examples for fed images from inspiring English sources

Behind the two-way mirror was a Web camera, which fed images of Mr. McDuff to a computer whose software could track the blood flow in his face.

Object recognition is a bit further behind: it's still a source of excitement that a computer network fed images from YouTube spontaneously learned to identify cats.

Each screen was fed images from a separate camera behind the participant and, because the two images were combined by the brain into a single image, they saw a 3D image of their own back.

In Syria, state television operates as if growing protests and a government crackdown are not taking place; viewers are instead fed images of pro-government demonstrations and told of conspiracies against the regime.

The system, if completed, will use video cameras to scan people in public (or will be fed images of people from other sources) and then identify individuals by their faces, presumably by cross-referencing databases of driver's license photos, mug shots or other facial images cataloged by name.

Ever since Ataturk divorced her in 1925, Turks have been fed images of a shrill, bossy and ugly woman, who lacked the will and wiles to manage her heroic husband and was therefore to blame for the collapse of their stormy two-year marriage.

Day after day we're fed image after image of a certain body aesthetic: tanned, toned, waxed, oiled and perhaps a little digitally retouched.

The cameras continually record what they are trained on and feed images to 30 monitors watched by officers in a special room.

One avatar, for example, has created "MetaAdverse", a network of advertising billboards inside Second Life to which property developers can feed images of their creations.

Their Panoramic Night Vision goggles will use a system of four optical tubes feeding images to the pilot, offering a 100-degree field of vision, greater than the 40-degree angle of view from standard goggles.

Minton and his crew do constant, real-time processing and re-filming of action, feeding images into black-and-white monitors and then repeatedly filming those monitors: just as much work as playing the music.