Sentence examples for Distinguished face from inspiring English sources

Her long, distinguished face is not so beautiful, and the contrast astonishes him.

That equine, distinguished face is far from the villainy of the new Star Wars movies.

Fadhli, who has mournful eyes and a distinguished face, was a natural intermediary and an old ally.

Weighing 180 pounds, she exuded an all-knowing aura with her unblinking eyes set on a distinguished face.

Multivoxel-pattern analyses showed that both body-selective regions primarily distinguished faces from other inanimate and animate objects, including bodies.

Complexities to the human face require tremendous computing power to recognize and distinguish faces correctly.

It was like trying to watch TV through terrible static, where you can't distinguish faces, where nothing has edges.

Face perception abilities in humans exhibit a marked specialization for distinguishing individual human faces, along with a relative difficulty in distinguishing faces from another species (the other-species effect1,2) or distinguishing between different human faces from another race or ethnicity (the other-race effect3).

First, babies naturally learn to distinguish faces of their own racial group better than faces of other groups because their perceptions are shaped by what they see most often.

Barres was incontestably visionary yet, ironically, face-blind — he suffered from prosopagnosia, an inability to distinguish faces, and relied on voices or visual cues such as hats and hairstyles to identify even people he knew well.

The researchers are now studying how the ability to distinguish faces develops, and they are also using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to study the brain's plasticity that is, how its patterns of activity change as the newly sighted children learn to process what they are seeing.