Sentence examples for rows of images from inspiring English sources

Search for "organic baby food," for instance, and see horizontal rows of images that you can swipe through about different topics related to the search, like nutrition, recipes, news, parenting and pediatric health.

When the capital was moved to the present Bangkok, in 1782, no substantial artistic development took place, though large pagodas were built and filled with rows of images, many in gilt wood.

Amazon's tablet app, Windowshop, is also heavily visual, showing rows of images with tiny bits of text beneath them, and that seems to draw customers in, said Sam Hall, director of mobile for Amazon.com.

Some of them correspond to corners with non-right angles, mainly obtuse-angle corners, and to corners with low intensity in one of its edges (see the first three rows of images in Fig. 15).

It's not just rows of images, but an entire gallery experience stripped back to its essentials so it's not too overwhelming.

What we don't see are the rows and rows of images on someone's camera roll showing exactly how many photos they took before they were satisfied, or the silly outtakes that might not be the most flattering.

A parallel work, "La Imagen del Mundo," or "Image of the World" (1998), juxtaposes a row of five hazy images of chandeliers with a row of images of circus tents and medical texts.

Note that the lower row of images in (A) represents a higher magnification of the images shown in the upper row.

The top row of images shows the hemisphere of Pluto that will be visible during New Horizon's closest flyby next month.

After exposure, cells were fixed and stained for tyrosinated tubulin (ABT171 antibody, magenta) and F-actin (phalloidin-TRITC, red) [upper row of images in (A) and (B)] or β3-tubulin (anti-TuJ1 antibody, green) and F-actin (phalloidin-TRITC, red) [lower row of images in (A) and (B)].

The top row of images is taken perpendicular to the applied electric field, whereas the bottom row is in the direction of the field (as seen through transparent electrodes).