Sentence examples for notion of image from inspiring English sources
The political notion of "image control" -- preventing an opponent from distorting your image -- applies not only to a presidential nominee but also to a spouse.
Although she grew up abhorring prejudice, her output and image (Day has always loathed the very notion of "image") were directed at white, segregated (by law or culture) America.
Following the notion of image reconstruction in holography, the principle follows from calculating (with an iterative algorithm) a phase pattern at the rear aperture of the objective that allows reproducing a given target intensity at the objective focal plane, e.g. a fine neuronal structure such as pieces of dendrites [14].
A picture caption on Saturday with the continuation of an article about a recent wave of rapes in public locations in Rio de Janeiro that have cast a spotlight on conflicting notions of image and class in Brazil misstated the circumstances of the creation of women-only cars on trains in Rio.
But the dark hue marked a new beginning: "For Malevich, it was the starting point for a wholly new approach to art, wiping clean the slate of conventional notions of image construction".
Lutwak introduced the notion of -curvature image and proved an inequality for the volumes of convex body and its -curvature image.
The very notion of the image is, for Godard, a religious matter.
There's not that confidence in the notion of the image".
Lutwak in [2] showed the notion of -curvature image as follows.
In this "photo-novel," made of still black and white images edited together with a voice-over, he questions the boundaries between the mediums of cinema and photography, giving a new edge to the notion of motion image, while reinventing the conventions of science fiction.
And, it is natural that beauty and the notion of self-image are on her mind as at the centre of her new book is a striking, dark-skinned woman called Bride who tries to shield herself from her own past with surface beautification.
