Sentences with phrase «photos of people when»

«If the universe was a 50 - year - old person, we would be seeing a photo of that person when she / he was 2 1/2 years old.»

Not exact matches

When preparing to take a photo, the Mate 10 Pro uses artificial intelligence to identify whether it is taking a picture of a person, food, text, animals, or a portrait, and then adjusts the camera's settings to take the best picture of that particular subject.

When they started their business, their customers were the millions of people taking zillions of digital photos every day.

Now, when you drop in a photo, a new facial recognition system can identify that there's a person in the photo and adjust the cropping and position automatically, making the person the focus point of every shot.

Jobs sought to add the missing piece in June when he introduced iCloud, a set of online services designed to tie all of Apple's products together and make it easier for millions of people to access music, photos, files, and software across devices.

When clicking on the icon, the user will be taken to the Marketplace, now displaying photos and listings of items that people nearby have listed for sale.

The picture is part of a stock collection of photos that any company might use if you don't happen to have any photogenic Asian people around the office when you need them.

Your Facebook cover photo is one of the first things people see when they visit your Facebook Page.

Bowman says there's a developing body of case law around people who have claimed personal injury for insurance and then, when they're supposed to be bedridden, have posted photos of themselves doing something physical, like skiing.

We must acknowledge that when we post a photo of our hotel's pool area and our bathing - suited colleagues during the team - building retreat, we are saying to the world: If our company were a person, it would be hanging out in a Jacuzzi with a Corona in its hand, yelling «Woo!»

We also sold some 300 of our American - made T - shirts, which has been great for our cash flow... And while I haven't done egg re-ordering with stores yet this week, I'm been getting lots of photos of empty shelves and people asking when cartons will be restocked.

Can I kiss a horribly disfigured person on the forehead for a photo op, when I'm the sole leader of a billion dollar organization?

It is also extremely challenging to have people care about abolition work when there's a limit to the types of photos and details which we can share.

Like another reviewer here commented (Petra) there was nothing quick about this 22 minute chicken masala... By the time I was finished washing, slicing, cutting and cooking everything I was in about 3 hours... I doubled this recipe... It came out very good looking just like the photo at the top... Some people here commented that the recipe was bland so I added a 3/4 teaspoon of both cumin and coriander powder to the sauce... Nothing bland about this... It was on the spicy side... Not marinading the chicken in yogurt didn't make much of a difference... I used chicken tenders... When are they ever tough or chewy anyway...

Did you know, in Korea people say «Kimchi» instead of «cheese» when posing for photos?!

It's her gender, too, maybe subtly, maybe just a photo, but people remember, and when there have only been four other women at her level in the history of collegiate athletics, it's even harder to forget.

Worst of all Ozil claimed to have been «out with the boys» but it was clear the photos were taken by just one person, quite possibly his mum, as he sank ever more visibly into the lonesome despair that grips a man when he realises, like a captain on the titanic, that he's the last player at a sinking club.

This is the photo that went viral when a bunch of people saw it and were like, «Um, if this lady isn't supplying gifts to dozens of families in a Toys 4 Tots program, then what the hell is she doing posting this picture on Instagram?»

I love it when people share photos of their beautifully decorated nurseries.

My old toys: From the old Fisher Price Little People in the photo to my 80s - tastic collection of Barbies, my mum has kept all of these and gets them out with a flourish when we go to their house.

I also think I have overcome the fear of taking photos in front of people yes I my shy away when they walk by or laugh at myself but that is going to happen all the time.

Instead, when you have some quiet downtime, read picture books together about feelings; look at photos of people and talk about the feelings you see on their faces; brainstorm together about what to do when you're hurt that someone doesn't want to play with you, when you're angry that a friend grabbed your toy, when you're scared in bed after lights out.

So, her name is Angela and this apparently, the mom is Angela, and this photo has been shared as of when this article was written which I was a few weeks ago, it has been shared thousands of times and it was actually taken at a community event, but if you look at the photo it is a mom who is obviously breastfeeding her baby, it has the fire truck in the background, she is in uniform, not completely suited - up, because again, this wasn't like they pulled up at a fire and she's like why would that person have her baby there, right?

However, when a mom posts photos of her toddler's scribbles and captions it, «Looks like we have the next Van Gogh,» instead of gushing, most people (except for maybe grandma and grandpa) are going to roll their eyes.

While it's lovely to scroll through and see a captivatingly gorgeous photo of a child, when all people see are these artsy - fartsy photos of other people's kids, it's pretty obnoxious.

When there are too many people in the background of a photo it can make the photo look cluttered and without focus.

Now imagine if it weren't just that handful of awful people and instead, an entire internet's worth of awful people, and you have an idea of what Chrissy Teigen puts up with when she posts photos of daughter Luna.

I don't want to prescribe the types of activities that you could do, or when, like a normal Photo Challenge — I think its most effective doing things that reflect your family, interests and the love that you have for the person that you are remembering.

She went so far as to clearly depict the juxtaposition of what people find acceptable and unacceptable when it comes to her breasts in this particular photo, quoting Iris Marion Young: «Breasts are a scandal because they shatter the border between motherhood and sexuality.»

Many people are quick to think of flowers for weddings, but not as many think of them when it comes to maternity photos.

When searching for a celebrity or politician, Google will almost always show a photo of that person on the right hand side panel, along with some relevant facts and almost always a Wikipedia link.

Prosecutors also introduced four photos into evidence showing de Blasio, then public advocate, at a fundraiser at Water's Edge with Singh and a small group of people, including well - connected Brooklyn lawyer Ravi Batra Singh, who said he first met de Blasio when he was the city's public advocate, didn't specify when the meetings took place.

Research has shown when photos of an individual's face are judged too dissimilar to go together, people will tend to think they show several different identities.

«But when the faces were expressive, people also made another type of mistake: they confused the identities, and were more likely to place photos of both faces together, as if they were of the same person.»

«When a security guard checks a passport photo against the person standing in front of them, they do not have the luxury of familiarity with that face, as Lois does with Superman / Clark Kent.

In a test of cognitive control, researchers found that repeatedly pairing a specific face, such as this photo of Leonardo DiCaprio, with the wrong name primed participants to focus entirely on the face when identifying the person in the image.

«Even when people don't take a photo of a particular object, like a sculpture, but have a camera with them and the intention to take photos, they remember that sculpture better than people who did not have a camera with them.»

This activity was compared with brain activity when they looked at photos of a random person.

When photos of her wearing the anklet hit the press, it was the first time many people had heard of such a thing.

These rates, however, are still significantly higher than error rates when comparing two photos of entirely different people.

«When people see an animal that they think is frightening... the most common response is to take a photo and post it to social media,» says Heather Campbell at Harper Adams University, UK, who studies baboon spiders, a group of African tarantulas.

«When shown images of an age - progressed child photo and a photo of the same person as an adult, people are unable to reliably identify which one is the real photo.»

The fact that you even state how many serves you made up for the images helps heaps, as a lot of the time people get disappointed when what they cook doesn't look as large / the same as the photos off the site.

I've always found them to be unflattering on women in general, until recently when I came across street style photos of people wearing their shirt backwards or tying it in an off - the - shoulder manner or how about the popular bell sleeve shirt that was all over fashion week last September?

Now when I look at the photos, I think that I don't look like myself and that the dress stands out too much when blending in would have put the focus more on the person of honor.

I would love to do more but I am just so unco when it comes to posing for photos, especially in front of people.

So you can control when it takes the photo without relying on anyone else or having to run in and out of frame like a crazy person with a self - timer.

One time, I had someone snicker and laugh so it used to make me really nervous to have my photos taken in front of people so I'd always ask my boyfriend to take it when no one's there or looking.

Trust me, people are curious and stare, especially when there is a 182 cm tall man with ackwardly stretched limps taking photos of a short girl in the main city square.

I mean when I look at some of those photos I can't believe it's the same person either!