Sentence examples for At faces of from inspiring English sources

Infants will stare longer at faces of people from races with which they are unfamiliar, which suggests they notice the difference.

The results showed that those infants living mainly among people of their own race Caucasian infants living in Israel and African infants living in Ethiopia preferred to look at faces of people from their own racial group.

The study, conducted by researchers in Israel and Ethiopia, measured the length of time that 36 three-month-old infants looked at faces of individuals from their own race versus faces of people from different racial backgrounds.

Explicit forms of eigenequations for evaluation of singularity exponent in the case of multi-material corners are derived both for all combinations of homogeneous Neumann and Dirichlet boundary conditions at faces of open corners and for multi-material planes with singular interior points.

If you cannot get to the museum soon, in the meantime, take a look at "Faces of the Human Past" by Richard Millner and Ian Tattersall, Natural History, February, 2007 (nhmag.com).

Don't aim at faces of the zombies.

First look at Face of an Angel.

Continued clearing chamber (lower) in pit G 4940 A. Clearing sand south of G 4710 arrived at face of G 4611.

At one point, I looked at the faces of my workforce, and they were staring at me for guidance.

She would wake at night and gaze at the faces of her children and smooth their pillows.

At the Gare du Nord I stared and stared at the faces of the people in walking down the street.