Sentence examples for prevalent image from inspiring English sources
The prevalent image of institutionalized corruption within the Waqf system, involving beneficiaries, administrators and members of the elite is not completely supported by the findings ofthe present study.
I asked whether better and more prevalent image sensors had made this easier, but he feels that the main catalyst has actually been better processors.
This idea of the capability of intervening and controlling migration processes corresponds to the prevalent image in EU politics on what is effective migration policy.
The outcome is a study that nuances and contests an excessively-negative yet prevalent image of the Iberian societies, explores the difficult relationship between empires and globalization and opens paths for comparisons to other imperial formations.
Described as month-long celebration "challenging prevalent images of Afro-pessimism", the photographers included in exhibition and events across the city defy the global media's focus on Africa "as a continent of the desperate".
There are two prevalent images of Batman: The Dark Knight: This is a darker version of Batman that began to appear after the Batman Begins movie.
On catwalks and in advertising campaigns the prevalent male image has long been that of skinny skate-rat, a juvenile with pipe-cleaner proportions.
Experimental results show that the proposed method is comparable to other prevalent interactive image segmentation algorithms in most cases of two-label segmentation task, both qualitatively and quantitatively.
Recent social changes in Korea and China add another layer of complexity to the prevalent monolithic image of Asians as a successful model minority.
The prevalent thug image by many fans and observers of black pro football players is not merely a matter of repugnant and jaded personal bias.
Heuristic processes have been widely reported in other areas of medicine (Croskerry, 2013; Dawson and Arkes, 1987), and are recognised to be prevalent in image based interpretation in radiology (Gunderman, 2009), but have not been studied in haematology.
