Sentence examples for may be images from inspiring English sources

Hence, in Islamic aniconism two considerations are fused together: (1) rejection of such images that might become idols (these may be images of anything) and (2) rejection of figures of living things.

I think she needed to be, and that these repellent creatures — the warty snakes, the tapeworm coiling to the very rim of the toilet bowl — may be images of how, after becoming the little gray ghost that she learned to be as a child, she finally extruded that, with horror, and moved forward, empty at first, into art.

At any point in a case there may be images.

As in Cognitive Therapy for PTSD (Ehlers et al., 2005), stimulus discrimination is useful with individuals experiencing travel phobia with traumatic onset, as one of the factors maintaining the phobia may be images or other intrusive memories of the trauma including a "felt sense" of danger.

Recently, a mouse model has been developed in which regions of hypoxia may be imaged via bioluminescent imaging [17].

Only under conditions of hypoxia does luciferase accumulate and thus, by providing the substrate luciferin, regions of hypoxia within these mice may be imaged with bioluminescent imaging equipment.

By increasing the distance between retinal locations imaged, total imaging time per subject may be reduced or a wider field may be imaged.

Memes may be image-based, involving a kind of visual pun.

Depending on SPECT ligand availability, a wide range of other CNS receptors may be imaged as well using the presented in vivo technique.

This large working distance also gives the device a large depth of focus - around 1 mm - so that rough or curved objects may be imaged.

The latter may be image-analysis software that takes as input the binary mask image generated by the first tool and computes a signature vector of shape characteristics of the organ.