Übersetzung für "Bild prägen" in Englisch

It is really characterised by dilapidated buildings, socialist prefabs, and old harbour facilities.

And like many a picture, some shelves imprint themselves on an entire life.

We are aware that we all together shape the image of BfS .

Lordly manors of old noble families dominate the image of the village.

The public relations experts of the so-called Free Syrian Army erred in evoking this image.

The photographer can choose after shooting, which lighting and focus settings shall be applied to the picture.

In short: the name, the form, as well as the content that determine the image of a constitution require reconsideration.

After World War II the market was restored and the market hall was replaced by pavilions which are still the main trait of this market today.

During this construction the high, 300 metre tall chimney and the large cooling tower, whose shape is present in the picture of the power station, were built.

The heavily rustic window surrounds, which now dominate the facade were added in 1845.

A glance at the apartments, studios and access routes shows that the overall picture at IBeB is dominated by raw exposed concrete, metal and wood surfaces.

In Chur, too, there are important buildings that shape the image of the city and are part of the current architectural discourse.

In addition, researchers can use the shape of the reflected pulses to determine the surface roughness to better understand the physical and geological processes shaping the planet.

Actually, it cannot be described as a real mountain, neither from the respective mountain peak, but as a relatively flat area on which the military and TV station mark the picture.

In the foreground are cypresses, olive trees and umbrella pines that, along with vineyards, characterise the Chianti hillscape.

She then converts the reality she sees into a composition in which structures, lines and colors shape the image.

"In addition, we can use the shape of the reflected pulses to determine the surface roughness, which helps us better understand the physical and geological processes shaping the planet," explains Hauke Hußmann, scientific project manager of BELA.

The picture is no longer characterized by the dazzling stories of multi-million IT-companies that emerged more or less by accident from the ideas of a few clever young graduates who just wanted to do something cool for their community, but instead by the bitter realities of harsher working conditions: "We could well be seeing the emergence of the home sweatshop, with people's productivity and work habits closely monitored via their computers.