Sentence examples for processing imagery from inspiring English sources

As one knowledgeable participant phrased it in 1970: There are now four essential ingredients to a professionally managed political campaign: political polls, data processing, imagery, and money.

[Excerpt from a public address by Zolton Ferency, chairman and gubernatorial candidate of the Democratic Party of Michigan, June 1970.] There are now four essential ingredients to a professionally managed political campaign: political polls, data processing, imagery, and money.

No one has been more devoted to the possibilities of processing imagery than Nick Knight, the British photographer whose SHOWStudio first animated fashion by creating films at the same time as stills fashion shoots and now uses digital enhancement as an every-day process.

"Right now, so much of the success has been in processing imagery and robotics or other perception challenges, but we really want to be the fabric of the AI world for new applications, including text or audio.

The challenge of processing imagery obtained from RPAS resides in the increase of the size of datasets, which is due to increasing resolution of images and the ability of RPASs to collect hundreds of images in each flight.

She works on and on, day after day, processing everyday imagery into airy, crumply billboard-sized works.

For video signals, most of the work focuses on processing LR imagery that has been compressed using Moving Picture Experts Group MPEGG) and H.26x methods.

I think trying to be young and learn while also getting to know New York bred a lot of anger and energy in me that I've been processing through imagery and language.

The neural correlates of these dimensions were found to be brain networks which had been previously implicated in understanding agents' actions and intent-related ToM (for Dimension 1), emotion-related ToM and emotional regulation (for Dimension 2) and abstract semantic processing and imagery (for Dimension 3) [9].

In brief, brain regions that have previously been associated with emotional processing, visual/mental imagery and memory (see Bourne et al., 2013 for discussion).

Participants were then asked to silently worry about their topic using the designated type of mentation (verbal processing or imagery) for five minutes, during which time the researcher left the room.