Sentences with phrase «what images would»

I was curious what images would come to mind when this theme was tasked to the artists.

The only step left in this exercise has to do with duplication and resizing: most comics aren't published in a 11 x 17 format, so it helps to know what your images would look like in a more traditional, printed format.

But at least we can make some suggestions as to what these images have to tell us in our concrete experience.

have faith god, but be careful of what image you have of «him».

Now coming to what the image has to reveal, the tablet boasts of a clean frontal layout with no buttons at all on the front.

Not exact matches

«Hiring personnel need to be aware that they should not close the door to hearing what that person has to offer just because they do not fit the image or the physical attractiveness [they have in mind],» Patzer cautions.

Also part of the plan, the memo states, was having a U-2 image Area 51: «Without advising the photographic interpreters of what the target is, ask them to determine what type of activity is being conducted at the site photographed,» the memo states.

To Imgur's staff of 70, these are beloved gifts from users, daily reminders that people care so much about what Imgur has built that they will put a hand - painted image of a giraffe, or, heck, just a banana, in the mail to say «thanks.»

What's changed is that today computer scientists have finally harnessed both the vast computational power and the enormous storehouses of data — images, video, audio, and text files strewn across the Internet — that, it turns out, are essential to making neural nets work well.

People in China and Japan are, to some extent, buying what Trump's selling: her image as a have - it - all feminist who's masterfully balanced her roles as successful entrepreneur, mother of three, and style icon.

Witnessing Trump apply the same principles he has used in building his own empire to the United States brand would be a fascinating experience and may be just what the country needs to repair its tarnished image outside our borders.

In the past week, after Microsoft announced the 32 - year - old appwould be would «deprecated» (which came with Windows 1.0 way back when and allows you to make simple image edits), users responded with what the Redmond giant called an «outpouring» of support.

Here, NASA has compiled all the images into one, incredible video that reveals exactly what Cassini saw.

Images that represent what you do: If you sell wedding cakes, for instance, the front page of your website should have a picture of one of your cakes.

The risk is that any brand that's advertising in Sochi is likely to have its image smeared by the bad feeling engendered by such laws and actions, and that's exactly what's happening to some.

Similarly, if you find a song or a cool image online that would be perfect in your ad, find out who owns the rights and what it would cost you to use it.

It also wouldn't allow publishers to use what the industry calls «rich media» ads — ads that contain moving images or other flashy, eye - catching gimmicks.

Though Elba is yet to publish his selfie, Reuters (above) and Getty Images (below) have given fans a tease of what could lay ahead — and the results may be every bit as epic as the selfie Bradley Cooper took of Ellen DeGeneres and friends at the 2014 Oscars.

And no one has estimated what impact the bankruptcies had on the other companies in terms of their brand image.

Here are the heartwarming images McClain shared, and what her son thinks it's like to have a mom who's an astronaut.

Part of what makes Twitter unique is the need for brevity, and while there are ways around those restrictions — through reply threads and chunks of text turned into images — the only change to the limits that Twitter has successfully managed to introduce is the exclusion of @names from the character count.

His reaction post, now topping 41,000 likes and nearing 3,000 comments, states that he, too, has an image on his office wall to remind him of the value of hard work, rather «what happens when you need a plumber but can't find one.»

We [at Quest Nutrition] had TVs that would cycle through images of people that have used our product to go through these tremendous transformations, because we wanted them to understand what you're doing is significant, it matters.

Gratisography is updated weekly and offers a range of images, most of which will have people asking «wait, what?»

The ideal PowerPoint slide has three words and one or two images, says Rick Altman, a design guru who's built a career teaching people how to fix what ails their PowerPoint presentations.

But that hasn't stopped Nintendo's legion of fans from obsessing over the images for every last clue of what NX might come with when it eventually reaches store shelves.

And what kind of image would they have if clients saw that the Helen of Troy dryers and curling wands being used on their hair were available at the local K mart?

Our minds didn't really have a concept of what these names meant before we ever heard them, so the companies behind them could easily create the image of what they meant to us from scratch.

Nintendo has kept its plans for the future out of the spotlight, but newly surfaced images may give us a glimpse at what the company's NX controller could look like.

So if you clicked on the link above you'd find that they have summarized the video by creating still images of the video and a few GIFs (not pronounced like the peanut butter, no matter what he says) and a summary of the story.

What advice would you give young entrepreneurs about protecting their personal image, in order to protect their business?

While any system can store a photo, computer vision involves teaching the computer to understand what's happening in the image, the same as a human would.

Though we may never know how much knowledge these leaders had prior to the public exposé, it is a compelling case of what can happen when leaders become too focused on an image of perfection.

Take a moment before you attend an event to ponder what image exactly you hope to project and whom you'd like to meet.

«If you wanted to have a satellite look for something, find what it needs to, and then go send a drone to have a high - resolution image on it, the system can «tip and cue» by itself using our software,» Paez said.

Select colors and images that reflect who you are and what you have to offer the world.

«What we'd like to do is make machines more intelligent, understanding text, images, videos and posts,» LeCun said.

It's a bizarre image, indeed, but it's exactly what Nando's, a South African fast food chain, has cooked up in its latest ad, titled «Last dictator standing.»

I have a mental image of what's going on.

The key is to create the self image desired, decide who you want to be and how you want to live, and then continuously tell yourself that you have what it takes to be that person.

When you have your final candidates for a name, just be sure to Google them and check what Google Images comes up with.

The App Store has always allowed many ways to explain what your app is like, including preview images, text descriptions, and reviews, so why are preview videos such a massive step forward?

The NASA Earth Observatory has released an astonishing set of images that show the stark contrast between what islands in the Caribbean looked like before and after Hurricane Irma struck.

Fortune has previously reported on what can happen when the diversity conversation focuses on avoiding conflict and critique or improving a company's image, rather than actively fostering inclusion.

I love this feature because I can easily search for posts around certain topics and see what wording, images, or a combination of both has worked previously.

Gov. Larry Hogan just had what was probably his best legislative session, working with Democrats to solve big problems on issues like health care and bolstering his pro-business image with a massive effort to woo Amazon's second headquarters to the state...

Academic research on correcting misinformation has shown that putting a strong image, like a red flag, next to an article may actually entrench deeply held beliefs — the opposite effect to what we intended,»

«Academic research on correcting misinformation has shown that putting a strong image, like a red flag, next to an article may actually entrench deeply held beliefs — the opposite effect to what we intended,» according to Product Manager Tessa Lyons.

But the magnitude of what they had accomplished in less than two months, she said, hit when she saw images of protests across the country and around the world.

The images were horrific, but what I remember most was having no clear idea of what was actually happening to my family's house or my neighborhood.