Sentence examples for very specific images from inspiring English sources

So really PicHit.Me is aiming to disrupt casual theft of images from places like Google Images —  by providing a legitimate place for people to locate photos to illustrate their presentations, and also to help them track down very specific images by sending a "mission" request to the global network of photographers powering PicHit.Me's photo marketplace.

Lastly, our finding of very specific images associated in memory with suicidal acts appears incompatible with studies showing that bipolar disorder patients have overgeneral memories compared with controls (39, 40).

For most travelers, I imagine the words "Milan" and "runway" conjure up a very specific image of beauty.

The much-exhibited 1943 collage-painting "Pancho Villa, Dead and Alive" is based on a very specific image of death, a 1923 photograph of the corpse of Villa, the assassinated Mexican revolutionary.

What do Russian people think of British TV? A. Russians love Britain and British people and this content has a very specific image and particular sense in it.

Michael [Sheen] has way more experience playing real people, but even though it's the first time I'm playing an actual person, I felt like I had a bit of wiggle room because when you think of Virginia Johnson, even if you have studied Masters and Johnson, it doesn't necessarily conjure up a very specific image, how she spoke.

The innovation in the method is to pair an optimized and very specific image acquisition technique to a flexible but tuned image post processing method.

"These cranes are like the palm trees," he said, "very specific Singaporean images, which I love.

People tend to fixate on very specific mental images when it comes to yoga and sex.

However, this method is very specific to image classification and is enabled by having a web site like Flickr, which essentially provides unlimited labeled image data.

For readers of English verse, the term "war poetry" evokes a very specific set of images: mud, blood, lions led by donkeys, ferocious irony and English village greens to be defended.