Images in sentence

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Based on the other images we have, I'm really happy how it looks today.

And I was looking for some kind of food theme, and I wrote some software to automatically lay out french-fry images.

We can look at these as infrared thermal images showing up behind me, where reds are hotter and blues are cooler.

[This talk contains graphic images] My parents always wanted me to be a doctor.

And again, the transition from one of the many thousands of sketches and computer images to the reality.

And I'm just going to give two images out of a kind of company research project.

So I began experimenting with other ways to fragment images where the shake wouldn't affect the work, like dipping my feet in paint and walking on a canvas, or, in a 3D structure consisting of two-by-fours, creating a 2D image by burning it with a blowtorch.

So I painted 30 images, one layer at a time, one on top of another, with each picture representing an influence in my life.

There are a set of societal challenges that I'm actually not that worried about, and they're captured by images like this.

They were books telling a science fiction story through images and text, and most of the actors who are now starring in the movie adaptation, they were already involved in these books portraying characters into a sort of experimental, theatrical, simplistic way.

[Step 1: Play a game] We have a memory game that we have on an iPad, and then we make our subject play this game and remember the images and where they appear on the screen.

GG: As we show Christy hundreds of these images, we are also capturing the electrical waves onto Nathan's computer.

We noticed that the data was coming into our computer very quickly, without any timing of when the images came on, and that's the equivalent of reading a very long sentence without spaces between the words.

But we couldn't make sense of our images, until, six months after we got into orbit, an event occurred that many have regarded as the highlight of Cassini's investigation of Titan.

But still, there was no sign in our images, or even in the Huygens' images, of any large, open bodies of fluids.

And when we color-code this image, to bring out the faint light levels, we see that these jets feed a plume that, in fact, we see, in other images, goes thousands of miles into the space above Enceladus.

My team and I have examined images like this, and like this one, and have thought about the other results from Cassini.

They're like nature's version of those inkblot images, you know, that shrinks used to show their patients in the '60s, and I think if you consider the shapes you see in the clouds, you'll save money on psychoanalysis bills.

So now, let's take a look at some of the images from "The Tempest."

And the images were always completely unexpected in the end, because I could have a very specific image about how it would turn out, I could paint it to match that, but the moment that Sheila laid back into the milk, everything would change.

And you can see from these images, the site is so raw and almost archaeological.

"The Impossibility of February" is that February's a really wretched month in New York and the images for me conjure up these really awful things.

You just record the information, then you call it up and play it back when you want to answer questions or identify images.

An image is worth more than a thousand words, so I'm going to start my talk by stop talking and show you a few images that I recently captured.

At the same time, I probably owe you some explanation about the images that you just saw.

What I am trying to do is I'm trying to bring those two views into one so that my images both speak to the viewer's heart but also to the viewer's brain.

And it was with those two properties that I was able to create the images that you're seeing right now.

So the images that you saw at the beginning, they are actually a flame stopped in time while it is traveling through the bottle, and you have to imagine it was flipped around 180 degrees.

So that's how those images were made.

While they were filling out the survey, we uploaded their shot to a cloud-computing cluster, and we started using a facial recognizer to match that shot to a database of some hundreds of thousands of images which we had downloaded from Facebook profiles.

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