Sentence examples similar to pictures declined from inspiring English sources

As the infants became familiar with the word-image, the time they spent observing the picture declined, indicating that they had become bored with the learned material.

Hampton found that, when tests were forced, the proportion of trials in which the monkey correctly identified the sample picture declined as the duration of the delay increased, but when tests were chosen, accuracy remained high even at longer delays.

A combination of a more choppy global economic picture, declines in emerging markets and an end of the repatriations by European banks will all weigh in.

She snapped pictures but declined to tip.

However, by the early 1960s, Crawford's status in motion pictures had declined considerably.

She would not let my photographer colleague take her picture and declined to give her name.

World War II limited his access to the waterfront, and his picture-taking declined.

Mr. Robinov, now president of Warner's motion picture division, declined to comment on whether the studio would renew Mr. Silver's deal or simply pressure him into a more restrictive contract.

However, the picture quality declined somewhat.

Now, more parents are snapping their own digital pictures and declining the products of the pros.

Through a series of pictures depicting declining populations of Grevy's Zebra in Kenya, an accompanying storyline suggests, 'the diet of Zebra might overlap with competing livestock' (BBC 2010).