Sentence examples for formation of images from inspiring English sources
The formation of images by lenses, microscopes, telescopes, and other optical devices is described by ray optics, which assumes that the passage of light can be represented by straight lines, that is, rays.
They studied the formation of images under wide field (non-scanning) artificial illumination.
The principle of formation of images via mirrors and a rotating mirror framing camera and its calibration are introduced.
Early in the seventeenth century, Johannes Kepler announced new results in optics, concerning the formation of images, the theory of lenses, and the fact that the retinal image plays a central role in vision.
In the essay "Man and his Image-Work," Buber set out to understand something about the formation of images in relation to the world, the world encompassed by art, faith, love, and philosophy.
Today, as a result of numerous ongoing studies in biochemistry and genetics, we have increasingly detailed information about the genetic components involved in phototransduction (conversion of a light signal into a nervous impulse, see Appendix 1, 2), photoreception (sensing light), vision (formation of images from light), and eye development.
Image hashing sketches out the smallest string from the input image and leads to the formation of image hash [2].
Lakoff and Johnson convincingly demonstrated that repeated bodily interactions of a similar kind lead to the formation of image schemas guiding our understanding of verbal expressions.
Concerns about radiation exposure have also precipitated the formation of Image Gently, a campaign in the US aimed at increasing public awareness of radiation exposure in children [7, 8].
An experimental paradigm to investigate the formation of spontaneous images has already been developed, albeit in the area of trauma research with negative intrusive memories as the focus.
"His problem is that he's lost trust," said Kim Elsbach, a professor at the University of California-Davis's Graduate School of Management who studies the formation of public images.
