Sentence examples for small image and from inspiring English sources

The promoted videos are featured on the right-hand side of the YouTube search-results page with a small image and some text.

The Polaroid was once the quintessentially small image, and Pace/ McGill has good examples of Lucas Samaras's 1970 Auto-Polaroids, nude self-portraits he manipulated into patterns looking like something produced by a camera programmed to go quite craftily mad.

When I watch people use Facebook now, it appears that they'd see a small image and take note of where it was taken and who took it and then move on.

In addition, where vertical scaling is possible, we could reduce costs of setup by building on a small image and then migrating to the size required for the work to be done.

Mr. Yoshida's first mature work was a series of collages consisting of small images and fragments of images clipped from comic books arranged in neat, gridded order on sheets of paper.

Key space size can become a problem for CSOP and TBE in case of small images and additionally for CSOP when the image material leads to a low number of non-zero coefficients (making n i ! too small).

An attempt to carry out this study using MRI scanning was abandoned because currently these scans give very small images and enlargement causes loss of definition due to pixel size.

Another option is to use a template that requires a smaller image and therefore the graininess won't be as noticeable.

"With Amazon's specifically, all the non-Amazon items have smaller images and are at the very bottom of your registry," she says.

About a year ago, CloudFlare launched Mirage, a service for its paying users that aimed to speed up website loading times by delivering smaller images and using "lazy load" to just download images that actually appeared in the browser's viewport.

Responsive websites typically try to display smaller images and videos for mobile devices like phones because phone screens are typically smaller than computer or TV screens, and because phone are often used with limited-bandwidth data contracts.