Sentences with phrase «many images in the book»

Setting this up the kids then descended on the table — breaking off some of the play dough and looking at the images in the book to recreate them.

Samson anchors each image in the book, providing a bright focal point of both color and emotion.

- Read the story and have your child place the picture caps over the corresponding images in the book, as in the picture at the top of the post.

«The radiographic images in this book largely follow scientific, not artistic, conventions,» writes Lynne Parenti, the Smithsonian's curator of fishes.

But more of the images in the book focus on smaller details.

The book's developers also will provide tactile overlays for about 10 to 12 images in the book.

The composite images in this book are the result of five years of original imaging experiments in close - up nature photography.

However, the final image in the book is of their son holding a board that reads: «Will you marry my mummy?»

The images in this book come from public domain resources - not fr...

The images in this book come from public domain resources - not from the original book.

The video below shows you how to add accessibility descriptions (alternative text) to images in Book Creator.

This is the paper type to get unless your selected trim size doesn't offer it OR unless you have images in your book.

For example, the first image to appear in your book should be labeled «01.jpg» «01.PDF» or A.tiff»; the second image in your book should be labeled «02.jpg» «02.PDF» or «B.tiff», and so on.

LifeRich Publishing's book designers will help you place the images in your book.

Expanded X-Ray for Books — X-Ray now makes it easier to explore as you read — quickly flip through all the images in a book, and use the new timeline view to easily browse the most notable passages.

There are many wonderful images in the book, but my favorite might be when Mac decides to be both author and illustrator himself.

In discussion, explore the following questions: How do you feel when you see the stereotypical images in the book?

The Oasis has a new option in X-Ray called «Images» which will show you all of the images in a book you are reading.

Do not let anyone place images in your book that have not been provided and verified BY YOU (and your attorney, if necessary) as royalty - free and / or public domain (public domain does NOT mean «on the Internet»), and that have the proper model or property releases.

This is one of the best ways to ensure that all the images in your book look good — and to prevent unfortunate surprises!

If exporting your files for print, you should make sure the images in your book are at least 500kb to 1 MB so they aren't pixellated.

Weigh the pros and cons of putting images in your book: Is it really worth it?

This video shows you how to add accessibility descriptions (alternative text) to images in Book Creator.

There is one thing however that is still preventing me from going entirely 100 % digital (besides the fact that not all books are available in digital format), and that is the often unacceptable quality of images in books.

I feel limited by the restraints of not being able to use enough images in a book on Amazon and don't quite know how to get past that!

Archway Publishing's book designers will help you place the images in your book.

Recently on this site, Sandra Beckwith discussed the importance of using social media images in your book marketing campaign.

I'll be increasing the dpi for the images in the book to improve overall quality.

X-Ray for Books has been enhanced to help you flick through all the images in a book or easily browse the most notable passages.

I haven't used a lot of images in my books, but there are a few projects in the near future which will contain them on every page.

Additionally, whenever publishers provide «ALT text» descriptions of images in their books, Kindle for PC now supports them in the screen reader.

Art and picture book layout and design: Handling art and images in book, resizing and cropping if necessary.

Images — The first ten images in your book are free.

You can include color images in your book with select publishing packages.

Others can also use this image in books, advertisements, or any other media.

You have a variety of options to legally use images in your book.

X-Ray has been expanded, allowing you to quickly flip through all the images in a book, and use a timeline to view notable passages to get you back up to speed if you've put a book down for a while.

Therefore, if you have only a couple images in your book, it will probably be wiser to choose to have a black & white interior.

You can further include color photos and illustrations throughout your book (as with AZW, the first image in your book is usually a full page cover).

If you have images in your book, the best way to get them on your Kindle with the HTML file is to create a Mobipocket file and copy that to the device.

An software update coming in November promises to add the ability to skim all images in a book and to get notable passage highlights.

The video below shows you how to add accessibility descriptions (alternative text) to images in Book Creator.

His approach to artmaking is similar to that of a composer, and the sequence of images in this book is conceived as a score creating interplay among pieces in different media and from diverse bodies of work.»

The color images in the book are beautiful and the essays are very interesting and informative.

Every single one of the images in this book — most of which are portraits, though there are some excellent still lifes, cityscapes, and street scenes, as well — jump out at the viewer as though they were painted last week.

Brought together here, the images in this book serve to capture the power and urgency of Pettibon's original graphic endeavor.

This was not an intentional action — but more so due to the fact that I had not yet had the opportunity to stand in a room with his work, instead experiencing his massive sculptures and spray - painted canvases as images in books or online.

And you can enjoy more of these images in a book of the same name, New York Bike Style, where each image is captioned with the subject's name, what kind of bike they ride, where the photo was taken, and where they're headed.

By removing the tangible experience of holding these images in book form, Gottlund forces the viewer to investigate the material on a purely visual basis.

If I see an image in a book that resonates, I put it aside.