Sentence examples for image of the wave from inspiring English sources

It's my favorite image of the wave.

A) SEM image of the Wave resin showing surface with inorganic particle of 5 μm; B) SEM image of the Top Comfort resin showing surface with inorganic particle of 3 μm; C) SEM image of the Filtek Z350 resin showing smooth surface with inorganic particles less than 1 μm.

By mapping projections onto turntables in motion, Morris' interface allows for a dynamic visual display, making it possible to view the playlist, cover the entire setup in visualizations, and even see the image of the wave in play rotating on the record as it is playing, all without ever staring at a screen.

To add to the tension, there was something genuinely unexplainable happening on the massive screen behind Cruz, which showed images of the waving American flag and the U.S. Constitution.

The film is an 80-minute dance (to no sound; Brakhage believed the images should provide their own rhythm) between two broad sets of images: those that evoke a composed, tamed nature (like the opening shot of a red flower blooming before a field of garden shrubbery) and nature in its more powerful, primal state (images of the waves and water surrounding the island).

The motel has had to implement a waiting list for the rooms closest to the break, known as the "A" section, and is planning to install a digital camera on the roof that will feed real-time images of the waves to a surf forecast Web site.

The trip's most indelible image was of the waves that musicians from the stage exchanged with the audience.

The feat was verified by Guinness after an independent panel of big wave and photography experts measured still and video images of the colossal wave.

At the center of the image, the breaking of the wave fronts can be seen to take place at 01 05:47 hours on April 21 , 2009

Finally, an example of moiré images of the O wave is shown in Figs. 14 ▸(a), 14 ▸(b), although the associated intensity equation was omitted.

To calculate the Index of Interdigitation in single images of the retinal wave, we first define a polar coordinate system by tracing the apical surface and then fitting a circle, with centre c, defining the origin.