Sentence examples for images half from inspiring English sources

In this way, the team amassed a database of 6,400 images, half of which were funny and half unfunny.

72 images (half congruent, half incongruent; all different from the ones used in the main experiment) were presented, either upright or inverted (pseudo-randomly intermixed, with the constraint that the same image orientation was never presented in four consecutive trials).

Published to coincide with the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation on Jan . 1 the book brings together more than 150 images — half never seen by the public — that depict the many ways slavery, Emancipation and freedom were represented by photography during the Civil War era and beyond.

Today his great-great-grandson runs the operation and looks after the 200,000 archive images, half of which are glass plate negatives.

The UTIRIS database includes two types of iris images, half of which are captured in the NIR spectrum while the other half are captured under the VL spectrum.

Working to classical music, and also the hymns of praise that float over from the fundamentalist church next door most evenings, Luvaas fusses over her images, half painting, half sculpting, using sheets of wax to endow her finished reliefs with a raised, reverse stencil surface.

Abstract Expressionist moves are there, but so are images, half-abstract, psycho-symbolic: flowers, bodies, eyes, wings, hearts and crosses that turn into floor plans and kites.

You look at video images half-hidden inside handbags and conch shells, and obvious though these Freudian tropes may be, Rist's dream-scenes are consuming.

CARNAVAL" -- the word itself, for me, had always conjured tropical images, half-naked women swishing their hips and sweating, braceleted men beating drums while the sun shines hot on the white hats and wilting paper masks of the tourists.

Matthew Ronay, a sculptor and another contributor to the exhibition, sent Rachel Greene, the curator, an enormous list of links, flinging at her a series of sobs from the heart — a daunting stream of words and images half-designed as a filibuster.

Bonsai trees are quasi-lyrical images, half-diffuse and ambiguous.