Sentence examples for lifelike image from inspiring English sources

Using pieces of found wood or metal, she glues together a construction that reads at once as raw stuff, gestural (or Cubist) abstraction and a remarkably lifelike image of a horse.

Visitors to Whitehall Palace in the 16th-century found Holbein's lifelike image of their unpredictable king physically frightening - as if they stood face to face with the fat Bluebeard himself.

As you chat with a distant friend's quite lifelike image strolling at your side, you can adjust the scenery to your mutual taste — adding, say, medieval turrets to buildings — at the same time you're each privately communicating with vast networks of humans and computers.

ATLANTA, GA., September 23, 2010 – Sharp today introduces two 3D network Blu-ray Disc™ (BD) players with full HD 3D 1080p/24 fps video output for home entertainment experiences with outstanding and lifelike image clarity.

Sculpting a lifelike image out of clay or stone sounds like so great a challenge we can barely grasp it.

In all the fuss over the quote, the stamp's amazingly lifelike image of the smiling poet and author has been underappreciated.

That is because of those fancy chips, capable in an instant of generating remarkably lifelike images.

Violent video games are often among the industry's top sellers and draw publicity as improving computer graphics make it possible to produce more lifelike images.

You might imagine that lifelike images on a big screen would be more alluring than blurry footage of people collapsing drunk on a few square inches of laptop, but apparently not.

So are Ian Goodfellow, the researcher behind a new A.I. technique that generates lifelike images on its own, and Norm Jouppi, who explores ways of accelerating A.I. research through a new breed of computer chip.

Fractal algorithms have made it possible to generate lifelike images of complicated, highly irregular natural objects, such as the rugged terrains of mountains and the intricate branch systems of trees.