Sentence examples for unique picture from inspiring English sources

Johnson said it would be a "unique picture" with the corgis running around.

A unique picture of US diplomatic language - including over 50,000 documents covering the current Obama administration.

From Frome to Forfar, Belfast to Beaumaris, we'll build up a unique picture of life in every corner of Britain as the excitement builds for London 2012.

Despite reviews encouraging audiences to sample a unique picture – a virtually all-deaf cast, all in sign language, with no subtitles – many have evidently ducked the challenge.

Anthony Browne The one book I would give to a child is The Mysteries of Harris Burdick by the American writer and illustrator Chris Van Allsburg (Andersen), an extraordinary, unique picture book with a brilliant premise.

The Sabre and the Song) presented in chiseled verse an event from Montenegrin history, giving a unique picture of Montenegrin society and reflecting Njegoš's philosophy of the eternal struggle between good and evil.

The answer to that may lie in the fact that Rainbow Dash was the first in her class to get the revered "Cutie Mark" which, according to the MLP wiki, is a "unique picture-like symbol located on the ponies and zebras' flanks or haunches... often related to the personality, proclivity, or talent of the character".

Briefly, photographs of objects and backgrounds were used to compose 200 unique pictures, each consisting of an object placed within a congruent background scene (Figure 1).

We used a "fast" event-related design[24], [25] to present, in randomized "jittered" [24]order, 24 unique pictures from the 4 categories of target stimuli: cocaine, sexual, aversive, and neutral, along with the interspersed "Nulls".

No individual training stimulus was repeated, so that during the course of the study (12 sessions at home plus the practice session), participants were presented with 416 unique auditory stimuli and 416 unique picture-word stimuli.

We hypothesized two possibilities: (1) sounds trigger a unique picture-like representation that reinstates the same activity patterns in early visual cortex as a real image does and thus allows successful decoding, and (2) higher-level abstract or categorical information is fed down to early visual cortex causing the differential activity patterns.