Sentence examples for image recall from inspiring English sources
Associative memories, morphological memories, and fuzzy associative memories have been studied in numerous areas yielding efficient applications to image recall and enhancements and fuzzy controllers (which can be regarded as one-directional associative memories).
This proves that the calibration of the amplitude image is correct, otherwise the height of the grains would appear different in the topography and the amplitude image (recall that the grey scale of the images is the same for all images).
(This image recalls Ms. Brown's 1971 "Walking on the Wall").
The image recalls work that Mr. Sanders did for an even more famous screen project.
When she briefly carried the bench on her back, the image recalled Jesus' bearing the cross.
The image recalls Ruth, the lone female amid the rapacious, blokish landscape of Pinter's play, "The Homecoming".
(The image recalls a gesture from Fokine's ballet "Les Sylphides," which was in turn indebted to the American dancer Isadora Duncan).
The satellite image recalled scenes from Sudan's long civil war, when southern Sudanese villages were regularly razed by marauding Arab militias from the north.
The ghostly image recalls the early documentation of war by Mathew Brady, Timothy O'Sullivan and Alexander Gardner, but unlike these photographers, Karl Burke has never set foot on a battlefield.
The image recalls the sensuous odalisque paintings of Western art history a clichéd view of Eastern opulence that Said railed against in his 1978 book "Orientalism".
The image recalls a scene in which Hector, like God juggling planets, tosses cannonballs from hand to hand, but it also prods us to remember who created Hector.
