Sentence examples for pictures yield from inspiring English sources

But good movies are at least as vital to the health of the art form as masterpieces, small pictures yield their own special satisfactions, and the world of cinema is blessedly much larger than Hollywood.

First, as Truffaut suggests, quite sensibly, that the lack of realism and plausibility in Hitchcock's movies (think of the scene in North by Northwest when Cary Grant emerges unscathed from a fireball caused by the crop-dusting plane that's been pursuing him crashing into a fuel truck) is because his pictures yield to a deeper logic, the logic of dreams.

Peak position determination confirm that all 5 first control tracks pictures yield very similar profiles (blue lines, variation of peak position Δ m ~ 0.015) but the last one is shifted towards the left by Δ m = 0.6.

The pressure of scrutiny in his pictures yields a revelation not only of how the world looks but of how the eye — unaided by photography, which Downes pointedly never uses — toils to behold it.

Passively attending to food pictures yielded significantly higher craving scores compared to engaging in CR.

The picture yields various kinds of historical information.

Then, the corresponding Schrödinger equation in the interacting picture yields the following system of equations: β ̇ α ( t ) = i ∑ k, j g α ∗ ( k, j ) γ k, j ( t ) exp ( - i ( ν k - ω ) t + i kr α ) ; (3) γ ̇ k, j ( t ) = i ∑ δ = 1 N g δ ( k, j ) β δ ( t ) exp ( i ( ν k - ω ) t - i kr δ ), (4).

The resulting overall picture yielded some interesting clues about the evolutionary history of Ty-related polymorphism.

It seems that the terminology of graph theory instead of partial ordering sets can give clearer pictures and yield to generalize the contraction theorems.

It seems that the terminology of graph theory instead of partial ordering gives clearer pictures and yields generalized fixed point theorems.

It seems that the terminology of graph theory instead of partial ordering gives a clearer picture and yield interesting generalization of the Banach contraction principle.