Sentence examples for mixed image of from inspiring English sources

Paradoxically, I would think the Glasto crowd were, probably, largely Remainers––but they need to consider, now that Michael and Boris and Nigel have whistled the dogs out, how far their advertising-catalogue racially mixed image of contemporary Britain really reflects its reality.

The 2004 rap music video mixed images of Western leaders with others purporting to show American troops cheer as they shot injured Iraqi civilians.

I was getting excited, but at the same time I was distracted by a video over the bar that mixed images of the building and its amenities with scenes of rushing woodland streams (remember the beaver?).

Faced with Mr. Obama's soaring popularity, Mr. McCain's campaign mixed images of Mr. Obama with Paris Hilton and others, calling him the world's biggest celebrity, but asking "Is he ready to lead?" Now, the Republican establishment and Mr. Romney's campaign appear to be on the same page.

Paradoxically, I would think the Glasto crowd were probably largely Remainers – but they need to consider, now Michael and Boris and Nigel have whistled the dogs out, how far their advertising-catalogue racially-mixed image of contemporary Britain really reflects its reality.

FLUENT gives a mixed image in terms of accuracy of predicted concentrations compared to the wind tunnel experiment.

In the article of [18], columns or rows of mixed images were concatenated to arrange them into a 1-D mixed image.

For Mr. James, 72, who had built a formidable political machine before his tawdry fall, it was a day of mixed images.

And displaying the Paik skill at mixing live with virtual is his updated version of "Video Fish" (1975), a long bank of 52 tanks in which live fish swim before monitor screens showing videotapes of mixed images, among them other performing fish and Merce Cunningham dancing, trailed by a ghostly doppelganger.

In this paper, we introduce a novel (differential) image separation algorithm that separates mixed images by extracting the components of the images using a pyramid technique.

We have previously presented some methods that address this pattern unmixing problem in a supervised setting: given images of fundamental patterns (e.g. nuclear and endoplasmic reticulum in the above example) and mixed images, map mixed images into a set of coefficients, one for each fundamental pattern (Peng et al., 2010; Zhao et al., 2005).