Sentence examples for innovative image from inspiring English sources

Despite the financial uncertainties, both Mr. Bertelli and Ms. Prada seem committed to the notion that experimental store design will keep vital the company's innovative image.

In New York, she made a startlingly innovative image for a cosmetics company using three separate negatives, a mirror and fresh gardenias framing the objects.

We have developed and applied innovative image and electrophysiology processing methods to identify candidate biomarkers from MRI, EEG, and multi-modal data.

And he has in place a team in his own innovative image, including the chief designer, Rob Marshall, and Dan Fallows, who became the new head of aerodynamics when Peter Prodromou was head-hunted by McLaren last year.

The link between fluids and faces is an innovative image correlation algorithm that Hart developed as a fluid analysis tool, but which he later adapted for a promising commercial opportunity in industrial 3-D imaging.

Therefore, innovative image reconstruction techniques have been proposed to reduce noise propagation during the reconstruction (Fig. 7a).

These include "Global Shakespeare," an archive of Shakespeare performances, and "Visualizing Cultures," an effort to explore the potential of the Web for developing innovative image-driven scholarship and learning.

In this four-part video series, Pulitzer Prize-winning historian John Dower shows the Visualizing Cultures program, launched at MIT in 2002 to explore the potential of the web for developing innovative image-driven scholarship and learning.

Significant effort has been spent during the past decades to develop innovative image-processing algorithms and improve existing methods in terms of precision, reproducibility, and computational efficiency, but relatively little research was undertaken to find out the extent to which the validity of results obtained with these methods is limited by inherent imperfections of the input images.

Through Jan . 17Andres Serrano has a commercial photographer's canny knack for eye-grabbing if not formally innovative images, and a heat-seeking nose for controversy.

Through his amazing variety of innovative images, photographer Paul Strand (1890 1976) played a crucial role in establishing the medium's significance as a modern art form.