Sentence examples for generated works from inspiring English sources

Lou Hicks, Juliet Holland and Sharon Wandel drew on their common experiences in Japan to fill the Winter White theme, while Art Noir, restricted to black and white, generated works reminiscent of psychologically potent film noir images by David Boyajian, Ann Chernow and Mitchell Friedman.

This article addresses and analyses the issues concerning the ownership of computer generated works within patents and copyright, and concludes that the current regime is woefully inadequate to deal with the growing use of more and more intuitive artificial intelligence systems in the production of such works.

But she worries that computer generated work is becoming "samey", and about the decline of political cartoons.

Indirectly, El Totoral also generated work for manufacturers who supplied local construction materials to the site including all of the scaffolding and electrical installation structures.

However, the net generated work from the reinjection strategy is also much higher, about three times larger than the net generated work from the no-injection strategy.

Furthermore, the generated work and power of the FPSE are found based on the computed phase angle.

The greatest strength and weakness of procedurally generated work is that the computer has no concept of meaning.

It is a compulsion that has been the motivating force behind his writing, generating works of genius and patchy disappointments alike.

The institute's purpose was to advance learning by sifting through the philosophical literature for references to the great ideas and generating works, like the two-volume "The Idea of Freedom" (1958, 1961), that discuss them.

Dewey concludes that the idea of the supernatural is more a function of the psychology that generates works of art than of science or philosophy.

For example, they might eliminate buying equipment that could make them more productive or generate work.