Sentence examples for trivial image from inspiring English sources

We moved about 500 pictures, trying to portray their true feelings, and this seemingly trivial image seems to have eclipsed much of this collective work.

Sontag wasn't alone among critics in lamenting the growing hegemony of photography; the best of them all, Baudelaire, immediately saw in the daguerreotype — a "trivial image on a scrap of metal" — "a cheap method of disseminating a loathing for history and for painting among the people".

The emotional expression of the familiar faces was changed between the learning and the recognition stage to avoid trivial image matching strategies.

The expression of the familiar faces was changed between learning and recognition to prevent trivial image matching strategies to memorize face identities.

Their lives are distracted by a buzz of trivial images, by relentless hurry instead of contemplation, information rather than wisdom and a profusion of unsatisfying lifestyle choices.

Oliveira has no time for the trivial; each image of this sixty-eight-minute bijou is lucid, precise, and essential.

OVER the years I've seen Fritz Lang's "Metropolis" countless times in various states of ruin and restoration, and for the most part found it hard to disagree with the conventional wisdom: beautiful images, trivial plot, naïve politics.

All these alternative measures modify the computed FD and MFS (except for trivial or monofractal images) and therefore are valuable choices in finding adequate features, as will be shown below.

Since M x ∘ is reductive, its image is trivial.

By defocusing the objective lens, the contrast transfer function is altered and for high resolution studies it will need to be accurately assessed through the volume of single projection images, which is not trivial compared to single projection images.

DIGITAL photography has made the creation of two-dimensional images a trivial task.