Sentence examples for feed aesthetic from inspiring English sources

Facebook has even reportedly had support for GIFs built for years, but delayed rolling it out for fear of disrupting the feed aesthetic.

At the Cinémathèque Française, where he goes to feed his aesthetic hungers, he meets Isabelle and Theo, Parisian twins, who become both accomplices in his desire and the objects of it.

Feeding this aesthetic vision are the workers; the tunnelers, tanners, loggers, labourers, all made beautiful by Ondaatje's highly charged, lyrical prose.

Ultimately all of this work — though varying in choreographic competence — feeds the same aesthetic: the Ailey performers as warriors of the dance gods; emblems of our better, earthier, sexier selves; proud upholders of a proud tradition.

SINGAPORE — Tourbillons have become a popular feature of fine watchmaking, but these additions to the mechanics of a watch escapement to counter gravity's effects on accuracy take up space and this is becoming an issue for watch brands looking to feed into the recent aesthetic design trend for thinner watches, highly favored by Chinese clients.

Although Rebecca, Marc and Chloe may be shallow and amoral (Nicki seems more like a true sociopath), they are also acting in the grip of a genuine aesthetic compulsion, feeding an appetite for beauty and intensity that is hardly theirs alone.

After decades of OEM malaise, a constant parroting of the speeds and feeds mantra, and an aesthetic that was formulated in the back room of a dingy Staples office supply store, the PC is really back.

Anyone who knows anything of Penn's career will be moved to ask not "Why did he take these pictures?" or "How do they feed the flow of his aesthetic career?" but "Where on earth did he find the time?" By the summer of 1949, Penn, who was born in 1917, in New Jersey, was hitting his indefatigable stride.

Gilliam's aesthetic has always fed off the vaudevillian and grandiloquent, but the Dutch angle was already looking kitsch in the 60s, when he was still squashing Spanish clergymen with giant feet for Monty Python.

The pith of the show is in descriptions of moments of aesthetic revelation that fed Ms. Nevelson's slow-developing sense of the artist she would become: seeing a black horse running when she was a child; visiting a museum of African art in Paris and an exhibition of Noh theater costumes in New York; filling her home with pieces of wood without quite knowing why.

Experimental results indicate that the hierarchical feed-forward layer model of aesthetic texture perception proposed in our research can link computational texture features with aesthetic texture properties quite well.