noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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visual
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The first is that it consists in visual imagery .
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Soon, Louisa was using her strong capacity for visual imagery to compensate for her difficulty in remembering words and sentences.
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Empirical work will be carried out to develop and standardise a new research technique using visual imagery to probe beliefs about pain.
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Others who joined in sponsoring the law said it could help curb pinups and other visual imagery that demeans women.
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If Jarman comes dangerously close in the last to propagating the politics of ennui, his visual imagery is anything but predictable.
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The album is filled with folky, pop-inflected tunes, characterized by visual imagery , hope and passion.
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satellite
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Derived from satellite imagery at comparatively low resolution, predicted yields for different crops in different nation states become of commercial value.
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The visual evidence accumulates in the courtroom without argument: maps, video footage, satellite imagery and photographs.
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Thematic maps from satellite imagery represent an important source of data, particularly in third-world countries.
■ VERB
use
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Tennyson uses imagery combined with run-on lines to create a lyrical emotion.
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Do not use any aversive imagery at this time, and explain this to your client in advance.
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Instead, try using affirmations and imagery .
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Empirical work will be carried out to develop and standardise a new research technique using visual imagery to probe beliefs about pain.
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This style uses metaphors, imagery and colourful descriptive language.
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But when Christians use imagery like this they betray their misunderstanding of apocalyptic symbolism.
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Indeed, without the use of a computer it would not be possible to use much remotely-sensed imagery at all.
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And in so far as we can use gender imagery for these things the Logos is a masculine principle ....
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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religious imagery
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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However, we now understand that the imagery of the cutting edge is so much stronger and powerful than we believed.
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Invitations to meditate, his vast colour-soaked canvases are memorable for the sensations evoked in the viewer rather than for their imagery .
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It dutifully underscores the mosaic imagery of flat, two-dimensional space and silhouetted figures.
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The imagery is being used in the preparation of a hydrogeological map of the region.
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The black stage provides dramatic imagery and acting charisma for both our theaters and our films.
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The first is that it consists in visual imagery .
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This extract is reproduced courtesy of Routledge and is take from Chapter 8, Towards a disability imagery currency.
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Visual imagery bridges barriers across differences of language and customs.