Sentence examples for In contours from inspiring English sources

He makes a kind of Pop Art painting that commingles the generic traits of classical Chinese and modern European painting: his mountainous landscapes are drawn in contours like those of traditional brush painting, for example, but are then filled in with the activated brush strokes of van Gogh.

The relationships between the binder composition and the properties were expressed in contours.

Traditionally calculations of individual risk result in contours of equal risk on a map and thus are considered in two-dimensional space only.

Results showed that DefReg is more sensitive to uncertainties in contours of the prostate on in vivo and ex vivo CT than the pure manual ManReg is.

For one specific ground truth contour, we first select its nearest contour edge in contours from our proposed method, then we calculate the distance between the contour pair.

For instance, as has been addressed in "Background" section, a Curie point depth investigation of SE Asia (Tanaka et al. 1999), which resulted in contours of depth to the 450 °C isotherm, did not cover our region.

Hence, real-time contouring error estimation plays an important role in contour-following control.

They struck me as fundamentally Romantic in contour — perhaps a bit Brahmsian, for lack of a better point of reference.

"It's something they really want to do," says Dee Parker, senior lecturer in contour fashion at Northumbria University.

It offers, though, the relief of being admirable: its sounds are often compelling, as well as being highly varied in contour and texture, created with an acute ear.

That the concerto's melody is so similar in contour and mood suggests that Mr. Liebermann was not working too hard to be original.