Sentence examples for image and developed from inspiring English sources

He seized on the image and developed it into what is widely regarded as a psychedelic masterpiece, with haunting images of "newspaper taxis" and a "girl with kaleidoscope eyes".

Ding & Sperling (2006) measured perceived phase of the cyclopean image, and developed a binocular combination model in which each eye exerts gain control on the other eye's signal and over the other eye's gain control.

The author has introduced an anisotropic mesh adaptation framework for image representation and developed a GPRAMA method that provides better quality than many existing representation methods.

Collect images and develop research methodologies involving image recognition.

From March 2005 to March 2007, Mr. Johnston lived in Bhutan virtually full time, taking the first several months to learn how to handle sacred images and develop a strategy for "how to conduct ourselves," he said.

But before you start choosing animations, searching for images and developing content, you need to take some time to think about your audience.

This information, however, is often encoded in large repositories of images, and developing ways to extract this spatiotemporal expression data is a difficult problem that often uses complex domain-specific methods for each individual data set.

It is a camera capable of manipulating photographs by using the flash to project an image onto exposed and developed film.

Initially, Jobs steered the company's efforts toward marketing the Pixar Image Computer and developing high-tech graphics software.

This year's focus was to assess the current state of dyslexic awareness across sectors -- schools, policy, workplace, and image -- and develop strategies and action plans to continue to move the needle and experience for dyslexics across their lifespan.

After stints with Kodak and Disney, he created his own company, HinesLab ( www.HinesLab.com), where he creates prototypes for image displays and develops optical and mechanical devices for photographic equipment and flight simulators.