Sentence examples for noteworthy images from inspiring English sources

Most of the images depict horses, bison, deer, and mammoths, but the cave also contains noteworthy images of bears, rhinoceroses, a big cat, and numerous "anthropomorphs," or humanlike figures.

I know one photographer who recently criticized (publically) a very talented and competent street photographer who is producing some truly noteworthy images.

Flashing multicolored lights, specifically red and green, are a consistent theme of the first season, with Into the Looking Glass: Exploring the Worlds of Fringe author Sarah Clarke Stuart calling them "noteworthy recurring images".

It is noteworthy that fusion images are superior to solo DWI or even to DWI combined conventional T2 images and thus the latter two might result in misdiagnosis and cause more false negative results.

It is noteworthy that multiple images from various submitters for the same cell taxonomy key are stored to record variability in cell shape under different conditions and environments.

Some images were noteworthy because of rarity of their subject matters, like images of Siberian tigers by Viman Vivien Chong, a Hong Kong environmentalist.

Noteworthy is that Getty Images will be the commercial rights manager of the audio content selected for the SoundCloud collection, ensuring that all tracks are available for safe commercial use by customers — which is an important promise given SoundCloud's 'User-Generated' nature.

One was the custom, rubber-tipped pointer ("kind of like long chop stocks") that the photographer used to highlight noteworthy elements of the images they reviewed on the computer screen.

The images are also noteworthy for their remarkable detail.

From these images, it is noteworthy that the width of Au/CNFs corresponds to the diameter of Au nanoparticles and the length of the bridge between two dark lines in the cross-linked Au/CNFs corresponds to the diameter of AAO channel, 80 nm. Figure 4d is the distribution plot of 185 Au nanoparticles appeared in Fig. 4b.

The position of the hands in the top right corner of the image is also noteworthy: they appear to have been taken from the iconography of medieval altarpieces.