Sentence examples for offset the image from inspiring English sources

The photographs offset the image of him as a mad, reckless, self-destructive hippy.

To offset the image of a global establishment, and to foment discussions, there are sizable contingents from other worlds -- 40 religious leaders, 200 experts from think tanks and various academic centers, 350 news media representatives and 40 union leaders.

Instead of paying to license images and then running ads to hopefully offset the image's cost, publishers can now license photos pre-loaded with revenue and interactive, searchable content.

In its own quiet way, it offsets the image of violence and mayhem that has largely governed how the world has seen postwar Iraq.

Moreover, calculations suggest that the increased spread of illumination angle and energy will further act by blurring the image and offsetting the image signal at higher magnifications [18, 21, 22].

iFixit offers a great video of the view from inside the Rift, showing exactly how it manages the 3D effect by offsetting the image slightly for each eye, which are then combined by your brain and give the illusion of depth.

Colocalization in red and green images of the same cilium was compared by offsetting the images slightly [7].

To account for small translational shifts, we calculate total pixel intensities T i for both the reference and the sparse image, and offset the reference image to maximize the correlation between the T i profiles.

A new fleet conducted a series of campaigns against Constantinople (now Istanbul; 669 678), which, while ultimately unsuccessful, offset the secular image of the state because they were directed against the Christians.

Cutler et al. [87] used the area-based image similarity technique to address this issue and detected the motion of a person who was walking at approximately 25° offset the camera's image plane from a static camera.

In offset lithography the image is transferred from zinc or aluminum plates instead of stone, and in photoengraving such plates are superimposed with film and then etched.