Sentence examples for the imagery itself from inspiring English sources

Intense, almost obsessive mark-making is the basis of Mr. Lees's drawings, which can be appreciated for their subtle, variegated surface texture as much as the imagery itself.

Instead, the imagery itself is the draw, the footage of crazy-ass athletes doing nutso stuff such as jumping out of helicopters in nylon wingsuits like flying squirrels, free-diving among sharks or surfing waves of unimaginable proportions.

In countries like the United Kingdom and Canada, however, it's impossible to say whether the imagery itself contributed to a decline in smoking or other influences caused smoking to fall out of vogue.

The aims of the project are: to understand, through individual household survey work, the behavioral and structural dynamics that influence land managers' decisions to deforest and intensify land use; model these dynamics and link their outcomes directly to satellite imagery; model from the imagery itself; and, determine the robustness of modeling to and from the satellite imagery.

As offensive as such work may seem on the surface, the artists might ask, is it the Nazi imagery itself that offends, or the artists' aesthetic manipulations of such imagery?

Although the Chinese scholars were not especially impressed with the practical utility of the elaborate system Ricci presented (they were prepared to believe that it would work, but thought it unlikely to repay the effort needed to learn it) there is no hint that they found the concept of imagery itself in the least unfamiliar or puzzling.

The analog/propositional debate concerns the nature of imagery itself (to put it very crudely, the analog side thinks mental images are inner pictures, and the propositional side think they are inner descriptions), whereas the dual/common coding debate concerns the functional role played by imagery in the cognitive processes of memory and thought.

However, this work had done very little to illuminate the nature of imagery itself, or of the cognitive mechanisms that generate it.

We must therefore recognize the effects of a GI program as a whole, not just the effect of imagery itself.

It draws on two key sources of data primarily the actual GSV imagery itself, but also extant physical and social science research into Fukushima contamination that provides additional information on the landscapes being viewed.

The former debate is about the function of imagery in cognition, the latter is about the nature and mechanism of imagery itself.