Sentence examples for image posed from inspiring English sources

The message shows an image, posed like a family portrait, of chimpanzee parents and child, with Mr. Obama's face superimposed on the young chimp.

The company was clearly also very apprehensive about the risk to its brand image posed by Chinese labor and human rights policies.

He also played up cheerfully to the Englishman's image, posing emblematically with bowler hat and furled umbrella.

However, the high-resolution image poses some challenges, in particular in convoluted areas near the inner ring where strata are more chaotically arranged and postimpact fluvial erosion overprints the original settings [see streamlined island (sb) in Fig. 4b].

MTV's "Laguna Beach," for example, claims to unveil "the real Orange County," with an all-white cast of high-schoolers from one of the county's wealthiest cities. Victor Becerra, a sociologist and urban planner at UC Irvine, said the disconnect between reality and image poses dangers when it comes to addressing the needs of a changing population.

Second, in addition to the requirement of sophisticated data management solutions, the complexity of a brain image poses a significant computational challenge in terms of both image processing and pattern recognition.

He applied some lipstick to counterbalance the indoor glare (she apparently never used cosmetics), and for one of the images posed her with arms leaning on a highly contemporary chair back.

For the JAFFE database, 213 expression images, posed by 10 subjects, are partitioned into 10 segments, each corresponding to one subject [32].

Expression recognition: We used the Cohn-Kanade expression database (CK +) [29], which is a set of frontal face images posed by 123 people, but not all of the people posed each type of expression we needed.

Daguerreotypes, which are one-of-a-kind mirror images, pose particular problems of their own.

These striking images pose the questions on a particular issue in a stark manner.