Sentence examples for set of negatives from inspiring English sources

In this case, Mr. Condon, 30, was arrested after a commercial film developer gave police a set of negatives taken at the Hamilton County morgue.

In the late 80's, he produced a series of enormous prints of starry night skies from a set of negatives that he bought from the European Southern Observatory.

As part of the research for A Lifetime of Looking, I came across a set of negatives and contact prints labelled "manhole covers", 36 frames of manhole covers from the streets of London.

It was Miller, not he, who – turning on a light in their darkroom before a set of negatives in it had fully developed – discovered the technique called "solarisation" which became Man Ray's trademark.

In short, through nominating Sarah Palin, the campaign has traded one set of negatives for another set of less serious, or relevant, negatives.

Using such a non-representative "easy" set of negatives will overestimate prediction accuracy, and the resulting classifier will generalize poorly to real biological problems.

What women alone appear to encounter is a powerful set of negative assumptions associated with motherhood.

"It was the biggest set of negative shocks Argentina has had since the 1930's," commented Francis Freisinger, a Merrill Lynch economist.

Howard expertly nails a woman trying to be liked but masking a set of negative, or even just honest, reactions and emotions that threaten to bubble over.

Generally, minority groups are allowed certain desirable traits in the culture, which they pay for with a matched set of negative traits.

But there's an equally important set of negative qualifications, qualities a candidate can't have: easily wounded pride, say, and subtlety.