Sentence examples for material pictures from inspiring English sources

Express, as designed, will split its 40 pages roughly equally between advertising and editorial material: pictures, listings and short, 300-word articles, emphasizing topics like business, entertainment and sports.

Moreover, an attacker can retrieve sensitive user data exposed in RAM, including passwords, key material, pictures, and further confidential information [2, 3].

After making the respective selection, the system also gives to the users more information concerning the artifact with both visual material (pictures or videos) and additional information in text.

Independent corroboration of the nature of the weapons has been provided by a senior weapons researcher at Human Rights Watch who identified the material pictured as the remnants of Russian-made cluster bombs and unexploded cluster submunitions.

Since the Dia:Beacon galleries have natural light, which can be harmful to pieces like Palermo's cloth pictures -- colored materials sewn together along horizontal or vertical seams and attached to stretchers -- Bard will show those along with a comprehensive survey of his career.

Based on previous findings in aphasia and the theory that the anterior temporal lobes support representational semantics, it was hypothesized that participants with Wernicke's aphasia should demonstrate significant activation of the anterior temporal lobe when semantically processing visually-presented materials (picture or written words).

The Press Complaints Commission's code specifically bans newspapers from publishing "inaccurate, misleading or distorted material including pictures".

The Press Complaints Commission code specifically bans newspapers from publishing "inaccurate, misleading or distorted material, including pictures".

With a standard telephone modem, data can be downloaded only at 56 kilobytes a second (kbps), so for data-intensive material like pictures or sound the Internet can seem grindingly slow.

The material includes pictures showing how the diseases appear and instructions concerning the tests doctors need to order, the steps for isolating a patient with a communicable disease and the procedures for reporting suspected cases to health officials.

During the programme, BanKO adapted its techniques to market financial products, including creating material with pictures (and fewer words) and shifting to smaller, more informal presentation styles that resonated with these disaster-affected clients.