Sentence examples for propagating image from inspiring English sources

Bertalmio et al. [1] presented a PDE-based image inpainting method through which holes in an image were filled by propagating image Laplacians in the isophote direction continuously from the exterior.

Both young women sustained horrifying trauma and were forced to relive the attacks day after day as classmates propagated images and videos of their assaults across the web.

"Ever since the atom bomb in WWII, which propagated images of death and destruction around the world, people have been more capable of imagining what an apocalypse looks like and how it may affect them," film critic Rumsey Taylor told VICE.

We compensate for locally varying focus values by propagating the image of each atomic column into a common image plane along the red-dashed defocus circle in Fig. 1a.

What is the logic behind a state that complains that its enemies spread false reports about the Ottoman legacy all over the globe while it prosecutes and imprisons one writer after another, thus propagating the image of the Terrible Turk worldwide?

Let's even forget, for a moment, that Oxfam has probably done far more than any other organisation in propagating these images.

Post-war Soviet history propagated the image of Bandera and the UPA as exclusively fascist collaborators and xenophobes.

The exhibition covers the royal cultural enthusiasm for furnishings, artworks, tapestries, and the busts and bas-reliefs that propagated his image and spread the myth.

Many post-bellum authors propagated an image of a pre-war South in which race relations between free whites and enslaved blacks were relatively harmonious.

Federico Fellini propagated this image of the capital in films such as Roma (1972) and La dolce vita (1960; "The Sweet Life").

Hunt believes that films such as "Menace II Society" and "South Central," which followed the 1992 Los Angeles riots, propagated the image of the hoodie as a symbol of urban rebellion.