Sentence examples for fledgling image from inspiring English sources
The same should go for fledgling image detection systems when they become mature.
Other DAWs like Sonar and Cubase made by Cakewalk and Steinberg, respectively were Pro Tools' chief competitors, and Sony's Acid was the premier software for creating loops, so a goofily named program from Belgium's then-fledgling Image-Line was kind of a non-starter.
Tom gave some young fledgling gays an image they felt was worth pursuing one of exaggerated manliness, as cartoonish as those images may be.
Along with recut trailers and "supercuts" of familiar tropes, they represent a fledgling digital moving-image culture that presents a radical challenge to the mainstream movie industry.
SoundCloud earns money by selling pro accounts that lift the limits on hosting and downloads, and with its fledgling native ads like image slideshows and suggestions of whom to follow.
Despite the support of the government, episodes like this have undermined the public image of the fledgling social movement.
TechWeekEurope managed to get their hands on a whole host of new images of the fledgling open web-friendly operating system, though the version depicted may not be the version that every carrier gets.
It imagines the bourgeois origins of Russia's fledgling porn industry: specifically that catering for images of flagellation and sado-masochism - catching this industry on the cusp of its movement from still photography to rudimentary moving pictures.
In "Singgalot," somber images of the period document the fledgling republic's resistance to American control.
As the former world No1 reminded us between chuckles and some so-so jokes in a light-hearted interview in the genteel surroundings of the Kooyong club about 20 minutes drive from the scene of the season's first major, the perception of their fledgling relationship is probably skewed by their respective images.
They then started developing the brand's own image, reinvesting their profits to make the fledgling company grow.
