Sentence examples for pictures which can be from inspiring English sources

Incidentally, one of the book's memorable factoids is that it is very difficult to develop software that will screen out pornographic pictures (which can be bad for business if they scare off advertisers).

The description must have been like Nozkowski's way with abstraction in inventive, dense, one-of-a-kind pictures, which can be both gawky and lyrical, catchy and ineffable, or some other brace of mutually refractory qualities, brought into ad-hoc balance by long, self-honest labor.

Rather than a direct assessment of readily available instruments, this assessment was based on pictures which can be considered as a limitation of our study.

He saw, liked and bought their works, among them Monet's "The Thames below Westminster" (pictured), which can be seen in the show.

During the exercise, Widman hired a French satellite to take a picture, which can be paid for with a credit card.

Another way to understand the significance of data is that in the long term, data from different sources can be used to build an accurate picture, which can be used to make better choices and smarter decisions about resources.

And there's also an overlay photo mask of your original face picture (which can be switched on and off) to help you align your face.

According to the art historian Kenneth Clark, The Third of May 1808 is "the first great picture which can be called revolutionary in every sense of the word, in style, in subject, and in intention".

However, these observed effects do not fully represent the natural picture, which can be expected in cancer patients with spontaneous tumors.

A sonogram or ultrasound picture is a black and white photograph, which can be a little confusing to interpret at first.

There are two picture windows, which can be installed on the sides or ends of the unit.