Sentence examples for using the same picture from inspiring English sources

The Sun did roughly the same inside, using the same picture and the headline, "With mum".

And yes, I am aware that that picture has nothing to do with FFXIII, but I'm tired of using the same picture of Lightning for these posts.

For the purpose of comparison, we consider two cases where the video frames from the available copies at the same instance are encoded using the same picture coding types I, P, or B frame (Case 1) or different picture coding types (Case 2).

Furthermore, we can generally obtain better PSNR gain in the case where the similar frames from the available copies are coded using different picture coding types (Case 2 in Table 5) compared with that of using the same picture coding types (Case 1 in Table 4).

Angle's campaign also recently released another ad on immigration, using the same picture of flashlight-wielding men, but also three scowling Latino men (who aren't actually undocumented immigrants).

A second poster using the same pictures accuses Ms. Dikshit of making millions of rupees in the graft scandal involving the Commonwealth Games in Delhi in 2010.

Using the same pictures, the researchers got a 64% hit rate when they asked 681 children aged 5 through 13 to pick the "captain of their boat" in a computer game.

I may also have them write a dramatic monologue where two students will use the same picture and write in the voice of the central character in the picture.

Kennedy noted that no retailers refused to carry the New York Times when it used the same picture on its front pages, and said the furore may have been driven by a lack of understanding of the kind of journalism Rolling Stone does.

The Independent ("In memory of the darkest day") used the same picture but set it in a black background with the opening paragraph of Archie Bland's report: "A century ago, darkness fell; at Westminster Abbey last night, 1,700 people saw the lights go out again.

On each of her slides, she used the same picture of the decomposition cycle, but whenever she was addressing a new topic she would light up the relevant part of the cycle with a different color as a way to guide the audience through her talk.