Sentence examples for a complicated background from inspiring English sources

At first, the Grabcut method is introduced to segment seabird unit from a complicated background.

The Carnegie Mellon group also created a simplified version of Gimpy — a single distorted word displayed against a complicated background.

Jeré Longman has a profile in the Sunday Times of the United States national team newcomer Sydney Leroux, a striker with worlds of talent and a complicated background.

"One wonderful day, there she was, looking very young and boyish in a black costume with a white ruff, and I said, 'Daphne, dear, who are you?' And she said, 'Harold, I'm Hamlet.' " Guinness has a complicated background, even by the standards of the British aristocracy.

In hindsight, Lasseter attributes much of the success of "Luxo, Jr". to that enforced simplicity: "The lack of camera moves and the lack of a complicated background made everybody focus on the characters". Lasseter animated the film on the equivalent of a night shift.

One of the respondents recalled a case where a patient with a complicated background, but no established psychiatric diagnosis, had issued a suicide threat in a letter to his counsellor.

"The divisions here are certainly a lot deeper and have a more complicated background to it," he said.

While the faux-rustic comfort manifested here punctures the myth of Homer's hermetic, rugged individualism, it brings to light a more complicated background against which to consider his late paintings, a superb selection of which make up "Weatherbeaten: Winslow Homer and Maine" at the Portland Museum of Art.

"If it doesn't happen then clearly there is a more complicated background to this and further investigations will be required".

Third place went to Devil, which has a somewhat complicated background.

White House counsel Robert F. Bauer attributed the slow start to the administration's large legislative agenda, two time-consuming Supreme Court vacancies and an increasingly complicated background review process for nominees.