Sentence examples for sensitive imagery from inspiring English sources

Richter touches on politically sensitive imagery in super-realist detail one instance and is off on spaced-out abstract reveries the next.

The replay controls could encourage Instagrammers to send more sensitive imagery by allowing them to prevent replays that can give people time to take a photo of their screen with another camera without triggering a screenshot alert to the sender.

Usually when dealing with sensitive imagery such as deep space exploration, military investigation, and recognition, and medical diagnosis, the end-user cannot tolerate to risk to get a distorted information from what he is watching at.

But don't let the only sign of diversity come via racially sensitive imagery.

The interviews are sensitive; the imagery is bleak.

While the government's satellites are "still the best source for the most important targets," he added, "for those things that don't require that level of detail or are not as time sensitive, commercial imagery is great".

As well as providing a general section for ­everybody, each targeted group has its own ­tailored section with culturally sensitive content and imagery because, says Edwardes, "it was very difficult to create a website that allowed for both Africans and gay men".

The CWSI values derived from aerial thermal imagery were sensitive to the imposed variations in tree water status within the SHD olive orchard.

The results allowed to conclude that: (1) the classification accuracy of MODIS imagery is sensitive to both sample impurity and landscape heterogeneity.

His psychological analysis of Shakespeare's characters anticipated post-Freudian criticism; his cataloging of images from the plays foreshadowed the sensitive analysis of Shakespeare's imagery made by Caroline Spurgeon and several later critics.

Suggesting the memory trace of imagery is less sensitive to background luminance as compared to the imagery generation process.