Sentence examples for understandable image from inspiring English sources

Like a photo mosaic, a clear and understandable image of a potential drug safety issue can emerge when the relevant sources of evidence are brought together.

In my paintings I want to show an understandable and tangible image of this notion of people's minds building and drifting to self-comforting worlds, maybe staying there for a while and maybe coming back together for an instant".

The nearly static image caused understandable restlessness in the audience and when, after half an hour of literal navel-gazing, the image cut to John's face, I spotted various spectators excitedly prod their partners to attention.

The backlash against this image is understandable given that popular opinion of Zelda was initially driven by Ernest Hemingway's notoriously caustic descriptions in A Moveable Feast, published posthumously in 1964, in which he dismissed her as insane and blamed Scott's growing dependence on drink on his wife.

And her impulse to retreat from public view and cultivate a tamer, more mature image is understandable, but it doesn't really square with what we expect from reality TV aside from the fact that the medium offers her enough control to orchestrate scenarios to her liking.

The differences in these results are understandable, because the pollen image samples in this study were distributed in 15 distinct taxa, and it was therefore more challenging for semantic models to find association rules of feature subspaces that were generalized for all images.

Although (from the point of view of iconoclasm) caution, or even suspicion, concerning the use of mandala-like images is understandable, it does not answer the question why scientists involved in synthetic biology in general, and in the synthetic cell debate in particular, revert to producing such forms.

There can often be an understandable tension between presenting an image, which is representative of a case study and one which is perhaps, less representative, but more instructive.

The processing server is capable of transforming the large amount of otherwise meaningless measurements into a human understandable form such as an image or diagnosis.

Japanese prints, especially traditional bird and flower images, had easily understandable motifs.The prints were a commercial hit but Wright was also personally enthralled by them.

"The material was so diverse, almost chaotic, so the key objective was to find a way of organizing it in a logical way to make the text and images accessible and understandable," Ms. Boom said.