Sentence examples for suitable images from inspiring English sources

When sending your press release, try to include everything the journalist might need, including the press release and suitable images.

In a similar way, Derek Kreckler's Untitled (Moment) (2003) – twin images of native flowers which are a response to the passing of the artist's father – are suitable images to welcome and farewell the visitor to Artbank's gallery.

A drawback, however, is that the difficulty of finding or generating a set of suitable images that allowed all of the manipulation types to be applied reduced the total number of photos that could be tested to some degree.

Identificator is a web-based tool used to help non experts in identifying plant diseases, based on the selection of pictures and/or short text descriptions (when no suitable images exist) representing the symptoms on a specific sample of plant organs.

Camera-equipped UAVs are gaining popularity due to abilities to provide wider views of the entire construction sites and collect hundreds to thousands of images that are suitable (images with high resolution that have 60% or more overlaps between images) for 3D reconstruction.

A greater diversity of platforms increases the chance to acquire cloud free imagery of a given area with a specified time frame; nevertheless atmospheric conditions remain an important factor that, depending on the climate zone and the season, may delay the acquisition of suitable images.

And in 1997, when Californians opposed to affirmative action wanted a suitable image for Proposition 209, they chose a picture of King at the 1963 March on Washington.

Looking for a suitable image to describe the pains awaiting a sinner in hell, he could not think of worse torturers than tennis-playing devils.

The trip also affords him the opportunity to reveal himself anew: "He held this self hidden from me, as parents do in order to retain what they consider a suitable image before their children.

Behind the scenes at the Times, journalism itself is exposed as a series of wildly ad hoc solutions to fast-moving events: scrabbling to find the Falklands on a map and a suitable image from a book about penguins, or the decision to publish John Major's unsubstantiated "breakdown".

The distortion was easily reduced to sub-pixel value using suitable image processing techniques.