Sentence examples for graphics manipulation from inspiring English sources
There is also the complete StarOffice suite, Netscape's Communicator suite, the free GIMP graphics manipulation software and hundreds of other applications that are available at no cost.
She believes the user-friendliness of the evolutionary approach could help drive the broader adoption of 3-D printing technologies, similar to how easy-to-use image editors fueled the growth of digital photography and graphic manipulation.
The overall quality of the initial reconstruction suggests that further graphic manipulation is needed to clarify the data.
There are a lot of things in Flash – things like graphic manipulation that make photo/video editors possible – and you can actually bring some of those into your HTML application without having to embed anything in your HTML application.
Instead of being used merely as a tool to generate laughter or perfect product images, graphic manipulation was now being used as a medium of storytelling and narration.
So to the brand building community: Careful when building an influential logo, as I just might use that influence through some further graphic manipulation, and throw it back out into the market like a brick bashing through a window".
The colors in each portrait evoke the colors of the subject's national flags, while the graphic manipulation in each face is meant to symbolize the dissolving nature of the individual, or appear as though they have been encoded as digital data.
With the advance of GPU hardware, general purpose GPU computation on graphic processing units (GPGPU) has been emerging to exploit high performance computing capability of GPU not only for 3D graphic manipulation but also for general-purpose computation.
If you don't have Krita, choose a different graphic manipulation program.
Studies involving visceral, muscle, joint, or pathological pain were excluded, as those were involving semantic or graphic manipulations without a pain-only condition (e.g., word stimuli independent of pain stimulation).
