Sentence examples for presumed image from inspiring English sources

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In April, scholars at the gallery, using X-rays and ultraviolet light, among other techniques, concluded that another presumed Shakespeare image, the "Flower Portrait," was a fake made in the 19th century.

Many fans presumed the images of barren forests and cryptic scribbles linked to a forthcoming Radiohead album, as Yorke announced on Wednesday that the band were two days into laying down overdubs in the studio.

The left thumb disappears in a blur at the edge of the magazine, a clumsy but expressive touch that you might easily miss, presuming the image were strictly, blandly mimicking a snapshot.

The PLSA model presumes each image as a mixture of a finite number of latent topics.

A spokesperson for Transworld said that "given how extensively the image has been reproduced in the past, it was presumed that the image was in the public domain.

Therefore the magnification is easily sufficient to image blood vessels and even large enough to image the presumed photoreceptor mosaic of the retina (Fig. 3D).

The absence of ventilation resulted in pulmonary congestion (A, arrow) and presumed increase in PET image noise and errors in tracer uptake (B).

The images are presumed to be child pornography before any court has said they are.

The images are presumed to be amateur but John Falconer, curator of photographs at the British Library, who helped identify some of the scenes, regards their quality as outstanding.

Originally, the set of images was presumed to be the beginning of a work in progress, but as of 2009 no additional videos are planned.