Sentence examples for image build up from inspiring English sources

For a growing number of teams, the Internet is no longer just a way to extend brand image, build up fan loyalty and sell jerseys: It's a potentially recurring revenue stream.

It helps that you can see yourself in the scene as the image builds up.

The resulting image, built up of hundreds of thousands of tiny black marks, suggests "Guernica" done by M. C. Escher.

There is an ebb and flow: additions then subtractions, the image built up then partly disassembled, but generally expanding.

Despite the glamorous image built up around his past, the 64-year old admitted remorse for his actions.

The students use their memories to tell the stories so that the "images build up in your mind," Waters said.

Immersive technologies could also prove a boon in the field of imaging; doctors using the HoloLens could explore entire brains, in images built up from MRI scans, floating in front of their eyes.

Images built up on the monitor screens line by line but the scientists stared in mounting disappointment.

Overnight, Mr. Oliveira found wide acclaim for his nervous human images, built up with thick layers of scuffed and scratched paint.

Ang Sang's "Faces of the Buddha" (2011) is a black-and-white canvas with a Buddha figure built up from images of Che Guevara, Superman, Michael Jackson, Barack Obama and Pop Art's uber-icon Marilyn Monroe.

And since it can take some 10,000 images to build up an image that is clear enough to show structural features, each of these images must be of a different molecule.