Sentence examples for more complex images from inspiring English sources

The more complex images are virtually in motion, still fluid and hard to pin down.

More complex images depict airborne elevators with motorized flaps and ships in the clouds buoyed by open umbrellas.

"Art projects more complex images of who we are than the conflict and misery shown in the international press," he said.

An all-black or all-white image has zero entropy, while more complex images have higher degrees of entropy, produced by patches of pixels with varying intensity.

The area's poverty struck her, and it elicited a compassion in her work that was different from her husband's more complex images.

Some artists have attempted to create more complex images using this technique but are faced with the difficulty of avoiding undesirable artifacts such as line breaks and T-junctions within their artworks.

The hardness of the wood allows the engraver to cut multiple thin lines, creating a more complex image than was possible with the soft matrix used for woodcuts.

Yet as the dust settles on the last of these projects, what begins to emerge is a more complex image of America's cultural values at the birth of a new century.

Yet the George whom classmates recall is no such caricature, one way or the other, but rather the more complex image of the nervous, excited and exuberant boy with a thick Texas accent who showed up for classes at Andover in September 1961.

Repetition of a more complex image is shown in Fig. 9, to make the point that social care is as important as medical care in recovery from TB. … received favourable reviews because of their graphic simplicity, their ability to intuitively communicate factual information and relationships, and their assumed (though of course not actual) universality.

Therefore, more memory was required for more complex image and higher coding bit rate.