Sentence examples for thousands of image from inspiring English sources

Planet will open up access to thousands of image 'chips,' or blocks covering around 1 sauce kilometre, and will give away a total of $60,000 to participants who place in the top three when coming up with new methods for analyzing the data available in these images.

However, currently most PALM imaging is conducted on fixed cells because it usually takes several minutes to acquire the thousands of image frames required for a single PALM image of a reasonable spatial resolution.

A set of 3 Raman spectra were acquired from the plane imaged in Fig. 8 (a), and the objective was then translated approximately 20 microns deeper into the tissue where a 2nd set of images and spectra were acquired.

During James VI's reign the transformation of the 15th century image of the Hebrides as the cradle of Scottish Christianity and nationhood into one in which its citizens were regarded as lawless barbarians was complete.

Ribera captures the fact that he is overshadowed by his wife's fame, for Magdalena's defiance of 17th century images of womanhood made her a celebrity in Italy.

But the bulk of his show consists of ink painting, with a whisper-soft 14th-century image of the bodhisattva Kannon heading a choice selection.

Given that dynamic, plus the belief that silence is a tacit admission of guilt, the suspect no longer fits the 18th-century image of clear mind and free will that is a fundamental tenet of the law.

There are moments of piety, as in the small, finely drawn, mid-18th-century image of a pilgrim praying before a pedestal bearing the footprints of Vishnu.

The two chapels housed many statues; in the Neten Lhakhang chapel of Shakyamuni Buddha along with images of 16 elders in double series (Upper series made in Tibetan style and the lower series in Chinese lacquer given by the Chinese Emperor); and the Jigje Lakhang chapel housed the 15th century image of Bhairava along with those of Mahakala, Dharmaraja, Shridevi and many others.

In the Russian and Western literatures of the 19th century, the image of Queen Tamar reflected the European conceptions of the Orient – of which Georgia was perceived as a part – and the position and characteristics of women in it.

This regal late-19th-century image of Cleopatra, true to the canons of Symbolism, is the most hieratic.