Sentence examples for increasingly image from inspiring English sources

Diagnostics are becoming increasingly image based.

ISPs (Internet service providers) continue to offer faster and faster service every few years, to keep up with the increasingly image- and sound-rich world of the Internet.

Global mass culture is now largely governed by an increasingly image-dominant, rather than linguistic-dominant, means of cultural production.

Beginning with the use of Oldfield's "Tubular Bells" (1973) on the soundtrack of "The Exorcist," minimalist-derived music became "aural wallpaper" for an increasingly image-driven culture.

And visual integration is just as important — not only for consistency, but also because NGOs are communicating in an increasingly image-saturated market.

The study of history of art offers young people a particularly incisive approach to the understanding of both history and of contemporary culture, which is increasingly image-led.

This simple addition taps into the increasingly image-based way in which we communicate online; it effectively allows users to create micro memes that may only be relevant to a small group.

"Increasingly, images of shaded eyes are used to sell products by suggesting power and prestige.

More than anyone, it has defined the increasingly image-conscious space within which digital technologies try to position themselves.

Over the past several decades, coinciding with the introduction of ultrasound, radiologists have increasingly imaged the axilla in females presenting with axillary symptoms and newly diagnosed breast cancer.

Thus, developer and accessibility advocate Cameron Cundiff tells The Creators Project, blind users are being left out of important, increasingly image-based conversations.