imagery
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- noun
- /ˈɪmɪdʒəri/
- Specialized
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imagen (fotográfica)
- DSP Control Center will automatically upload the latest satellite imagery of a subject area.
- satellite imagery
- aerial imagery
- digital imagery
Now think about that satellite imagery, all this other stuff is not confidential.
- Now think about that satellite imagery, all this other stuff is not confidential.
- So she has access to the Johns Hopkins Archives medical imagery archive.
- Now they use satellite imagery to check if the land has been mowed and maintained.
- There's Google imagery of this concentration camp with blood all over the cement.
Examples
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According to your satellite imagery, Mr. Weyland... the pyramid is located directly beneath it.
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The report included detailed imagery captured from drones, highlighting the effects of the recent disaster.
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And the whole of my career had been spent making digital imagery for other people, not for myself.
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We have a little computer imagery to show you what it was.
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Van, give me the sat imagery of the hotel roof.
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Here we have the satellite imagery.
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Satellite imagery tells me enemy personnel are now leaving their headquarters there.
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- Well, it's kind of delicate, but I need to speak to an expert in digital imagery.
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Satellite imagery shows Shredder's reached the top of Sacks Tower.
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Museum collections house a wide array of specimens bearing flag imagery with over forty different tribal attributions.
Academic text (2002)
Synonyms
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An image like a drawing or photograph that shows something
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A picture made with a camera, printed or digital
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A picture showing a person or thing
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A picture taken with a camera of a person, place, or thing
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A set of aerial photos joined to make one large map image
Compounds
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Etymology
Imagery comes from the Latin imago, meaning 'picture', and is the same root as image and imagine. So in mapping and science, imagery means real 'pictures', like photographs taken from aircraft or satellites, used to study and plan places.