Sentence examples for seamlessly inserts from inspiring English sources

Otsuka Chino seamlessly inserts her grown self beside her younger one in old family snapshots, cajoling time into taking a provocative U-turn.

The two films are linked by the brilliant work of legendary editor Walter Murch: he once again seamlessly inserts the characters into archival footage, layering "authentic" images with newly shot ones.

(In the editing phase, a new take can be seamlessly inserted into earlier versions).

There, he seamlessly inserted carved foam into existing walls to make them look as if they had eroded.

Architecture firms typically present computer renderings that seamlessly insert an imaginary new building into a familiar skyline: a tidy fantasy of the future.

It was drawn (or painted) and seamlessly inserted after the fact; the empty frame shadow is still visible on the floor.

Christian Bale is also in it, but could not leave LA – though such is the adaptability of the Imaginarium that Serkis and Cavendish were able to "capture" Bale's contribution separately in Hollywood and seamlessly insert it into the film.

Ms. Insdorf said in an e-mail that the new film "builds on Murch's visual achievements in 'The Unbearable Lightness of Being,' seamlessly inserting characters into archival footage, and juxtaposing 'authentic' images with newly shot ones".

The company added a "publisher widget", which allows publishers to seamlessly insert the feature on any Website so that the tab is visible to both publishers and users.

PCR amplified target gene products containing two primer-introduced terminal sequences (shaded sequences) can be directionally and seamlessly inserted into correspondent position and replace the suicide gene through recombination PCR.

So instead of AI sending robots into a human-slaying frenzy, per the usual dystopian sci-fi storyline, we find ourselves confronted with neural nets being used to serve up contextual illustrations of children so parents can gift personalized books that seamlessly insert a child's likeness into the story, thereby casting them as a character in the tale.