Sentence examples for pictures to the same from inspiring English sources

Imagine if they analysed her 'now' pictures in contrast to her 'before' pictures to the same degree and with the same level of insensitivity and stupidity as they have done with Lady Gaga.

Because we adjusted parrot pictures to the same size, our respondents had no direct information on body size of the evaluated species (as discussed above, allometric relationship between body segments may provide some indirect information) and we succeeded in keeping the effect of body size apart.

Romanian photographer Ciprian Hord's latest project, Out of the Dark, is about documenting the lives of blind people and then uploading the pictures to the very same social platforms that aren't always that accessible for them.

"I don't want all our pictures to be the same, both touching the same penis," she explained.

"You don't want the pictures to look the same all the time so you use embellishments," said Ms. Dempsey, calling herself the "pop dot queen" because she uses a lot of spongy pieces that make pictures look like they jump off the page.

In inference trials, participants were also presented with a cue picture and had to select which of two pictures belonged to the same series as the cue picture, but for pairs of pictures that were more distant in the series (i.e., separated by one or two intermediate pictures; Figure 1C and Figure 1 figure supplement 1C).

I began showing the same pictures to the local barber, pedestrians and, finally, a person walking out of a the nearest church.

Food and non-food pictures were presented and subjects had to determine whether or not two consecutive pictures belonged to the same category.

Other pictures belonging to the same series show 12,000 marchers breaking open the paddock to a vast estate and reclaiming the land from an absentee landlord.

Paired pictures refer to the same person; (A) – (B), (C) – (D), (E) – (F).

For example, the same neuronal populations could be involved in bottom-up visual processing when there are shared visual features in the word and picture (e.g., the tail of a pig and the letter e) or when the word and picture refer to the same concept or have the same name (e.g., CAT and a picture of a cat).