Sentence examples for feeding an image from inspiring English sources

The system, which works by repeatedly feeding an image through an AI which enhances features it recognises, was first demonstrated by Google two weeks ago.

In a different context to Nelson Mandela, but in a not dissimilar vein, he inspired his compatriots, feeding an image South Africans like to have of themselves as survivors, as battlers, as never-say-die achievers.

When you draw, you're feeding an image with blood.

The conflation of Brexit and patriotism also feeds an image of Europe as a hostile power with which no compromise should be brooked.

At a Whitewater news conference in 1994, she said that one of her biggest regrets was that her reluctance to provide information to the news media had fed an image that she was hiding something.

And it's not like you're feeding a full image to the brain: users can't read signs, or recognise faces, or identify objects – at least, not usually.

Does Theresa May risk feeding a Ukip-inspired image of the European Union as hostile?

He says May is feeding a Ukip-inspired image of the European Union as hostile, where any interest in the continent's future is unpatriotic.

When fed a fresh image, the program can compile some relevant lyrics and sing them using phonemes, or units of sound, linked to the words in its vocabulary.

The goggles feed a clearer image to the lazy eye.

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