Sentence examples for image echo from inspiring English sources

It's a great time for the classic cinema in New York right now, and three of the prime series at hand — the two parts of the Jean Rouch retrospective, at French Institute Alliance Française and Anthology Film Archives, and "Making Movies in New York: 1912," at Museum of the Moving Image — echo each other in surprising ways, ones that get to the very heart of the question: What is cinema?

A high-resolution (1 mm× 1 mm× 1 mm voxels) whole-head T1-weighted anatomical image (echo time = 4.68 ms, repetition time = 2040 ms, field of view = 200 mm, flip angle = 8°) and a field map with dual echo-time images (echo time 1 = 5.19 ms, echo time 2 = 7.65 ms, whole brain coverage, voxel size 2 mm× 2 mm× 2 mm) was also acquired for each participant.

The image echoes Allen's own transgression with Soon-Yi.

Each image echoing in the following image, the whole greater than the sum of its parts.

It is an image echoed about 70 years later in August Sander's Chaplinesque portrait of three farmers in suits and hats.

This process creates displaced but identical images of the same material object in almost the same place – flat, dense versions of the same image echoing outwards, crystallised.

At the dawn of the modern age, this great image echoes old depictions of the Temptations of St. Anthony, whose assailants have not gone away after all.

This visual rhyme, "one image echoing the other," is so extraordinary that one wonders whether Stott has made a real contribution to Newton scholarship.

"Americana Kamikaze" opens with an accelerating tracking shot of a hotel hallway, and that image echoes later with a feverish glance into the depths of a subway tunnel.

His films are conceived almost as pieces of music (he even talked of them being "sonata length"), with every image echoing something in the score.

Stage 3: artists rebel against the bourgeois image, echoing the classical modernist revolution, sometimes by direct citation (Charlie Parker works the opening notes of "The Rite of Spring" into "Salt Peanuts").