Sentence examples for superimposing images from inspiring English sources
For each experiment, we calibrated the transformation matrix for superimposing images from the split emission recordings by imaging fluorescent beads that emitted in both the short- and long-wavelength color channels of the microscope.
Critics said it fed anti-Japanese sentiment by, for example, superimposing images of Emperor Hirohito on atrocities by Japanese troops.
It does, or perhaps we should say did; no trace of it remains beyond a photograph, which Duchamp later retouched, superimposing images on what had become blank pages.
Studies have suggested using registration, a superimposing images method between a reference and a target.
By juxtaposing and superimposing images from Freud's beloved sculptures with McAdam Freud's own artwork, the film brings together the ancient and the contemporary, pairs the Victorian psychoanalyst with a living artist, and unites great grandfather and great granddaughter.
The result is not too dissimilar from Marcel Duchamp's Nude Descending a Staircase, No. 2, which took the image of a nude and abstracted it, giving it a sense of dynamism and motion by successively superimposing images, making for a shattered aesthetic like that of the Cubists.
(Later, she'd superimpose images of raging fires onto the pictures).
There we saw how artists superimposed images on the same wall.
And it can even superimpose images over the user's field of vision.
At a historical site, AR could superimpose images showing how buildings used to look.
He uses tinting and superimposed images to underscore symbolism: Napoleon, with his raptor's eye and knife-edge profile, is repeatedly compared to an eagle.
