This type of visual search is similar to what like.com has been doing for a while, but is potentially much more powerful with Google, as the search giant currently looks at hundreds of millions of pictures of just about anything you can imagine, across the web.
Fight poverty with music Playing for a Change brought John Lennon's "Imagine" across the globe.
The order in which the 160 objects were presented was the same for each participant, but four versions of the task counterbalanced the allocation of each object to a location (left vs. right box) and task (perform vs. imagine) across subjects.
Kelly does, as Kosminsky imagined, come across like a character from a more decent time.
Then, all of a sudden, he imagined that across the way, on the empty adjacent veranda, he saw a shadow move.
"The New Deal era is over.O The victory was as near to being a complete rout as could have been imagined, cutting across the country and through contests on every level, from the United States Senate to estate legislatures.
Each time the governor opened his mouth, the roomful of journalists watching the proceedings fell silent, and one imagined Republicans across the country holding their breath: the Bush candidacy remains a wobbly foal.
As the fifth set started, I imagined conversations across Britain, as weary spouses went to bed, schoolchildren pleaded to stay up, and the national conversation turned to how Murray would fall short again, that Fred Perry's status would remain for another few years.
Despite the dramatic blaze, the Anaktuvuk River fire burned much more shallowly than Mack had imagined, sweeping across the landscape instead of smoldering down like peat fires in the tropics.
Language was slippery, its meaning elusive, narrative old-fashioned, they said; the straightforward march of an imagined story across a page was a sham.
