Sentence examples for organizing image from inspiring English sources

As time passes, that childhood yearning for bliss becomes incarnate in Christmas -- a memory, refined over time, that may have everything or very little to do with the reality of one's childhood, but whose idealized power is all the more compelling for the way it radiates outward as a central organizing image of the past.

In the perception of a visual scene, the grouping means 'putting items seen in the visual field together, or organizing image data' [129, p. 305].

Uploading and organizing images on these sites can be time-consuming.

In fact, most of them solve only one problem – photo viewing, while ZZ Photo is full-scale solution for collecting and organizing images at home photo libraries," said Vezhis.

People can also organize images into new organizations, including by location or time.

I can understand the impulse to collect and organize images of Iggy's body, to position it as an instructive artifact.

Image clustering tasks aim to organize images into groups, or clusters, based on their similarities or differences.

To make organizing larger image collections practical in interactive time, the organization algorithm is designed to run in parallel on graphics processing units.

Within the camera control computer, SPLASSH coordinates all events during image acquisition from pre-allocating space in the computer's memory to providing file saving information for organizing acquired images into a logical folder structure.

Time was spent cataloging and organizing the images.

The company spent 18 months organizing the images but has digitized only about 6,000 of the millions of photographs and videos, said Rogers, President Barack Obama's former White House social secretary.