Sentence examples for image expressed from inspiring English sources

"This image expressed my reactions, my sense of disorientation, when I came to Milan after living up in the mountains in Val d'Aosta," he said.

There is also its reputation as the industry bully, an image expressed in "AntiTrust," a new movie in which Tim Robbins plays a Bill Gatesoftwareoftware chieftain who orders thugs with bats to take out rival programmers.

More precisely, this study proposes a fusion framework which aims at fusing several multi-level thresholding results applied on an input image expressed by pieces different color spaces.

Hence, the main idea of the proposed method is to fuse, one-by-one, the pixels of the input image expressed by six color spaces.

The objective is to rebuild each cell from a series of N s representative component images provided by the input image expressed in N s color spaces.

These different pieces of information are fused together by the DS evidence theory using as input features, the mass functions of each information extracted from the input image expressed in different color spaces, previously estimated and associated to each pixel.

It must become something else: a decisive, unforgettable image expressing extreme passion.

Maurice Pialat's "The House in the Woods," at the Museum of the Moving Image, expresses a lifetime of pent-up emotion.

FRANCISCO DE ZURBARAN'S AGNUS DEI This still life of a bound lamb awaiting sacrifice (circa 1635-40) is a simple image, expressing the intense spirituality of Zurbaran, one of the great artists of Spain's Golden Age.

Entitled "The Three Graces" this image expresses the interconnectivity of inspiration and how we feed and nourish one another in our creative pursuits.

The language in this image expresses a societal denial; these landscapes of chronic poverty and racial segregation are places that don't register in the consciousness of most Americans as I said earlier.