Sentence examples for inherent picture from inspiring English sources

In Experiment 2, negative and neutral emotionality was manipulated by varying inherent picture content.

There is a challenge inherent in her pictures, and an invitation: Here is what I don't have, she seems to be saying.

It poaches on what art historians call the "totemic power of images" — a chunk of jargon that will have to suffice until someone finds a more precise way to describe the inherent emotionalism of pictures.

But there is an inherent problem with this picture.

It is inherent in the above picture of scientific objectivity that observations can, at least in principle, decide between competing theories: if they did not, the conception of objectivity as faithfulness would be a pointless one to have, as we would not be in a position to verify it.

It has also inherent capability of scene change detection (SCD) for adaptive group of picture (GOP) size determination.

One of the most interesting facts about the exhibition -- which surprisingly doesn't find its way into Ms. Carey's prose -- is that, because of Polaroid negatives' inherent surface instability, these pictures are constantly if subtly changing.

The second experiment examined the effect of dysphoric mood on recollection and familiarity for pictures of inherent negative emotional content.

Picture the chaos inherent in a contest that's totally arbitrary.

"It's a cardboard picture, with no inherent value," Gallen said.

The person who took a chain saw to Luna made it all the easier to picture the desecration inherent in cutting 1,000-year-old 1,000-year-old 1,000-year-oldortreested uses.