Sentence examples for a large scene from inspiring English sources

It was built during the last half of the Hellenistic period, sometime between 200 and 50 bce, and it includes a large scene building, with an upper stage, cut into the rock.

When a large scene hanging on his stand, ''The Four Ages of Man" appeared at Sotheby's, London, on July 13 , 1977 the experts catalogued it as the work of Gysbert van der Kuil.

"Deux Femmes Couchées," a large scene painted in 1945 by Paul Delvaux, the Belgian Surrealist who enjoys a steady following with his pseudo-naïf figural manner, remained unwanted even though it had been out of the art market for more than three decades.

Zoom lenses are used when the camera and lens must be scanned over a large scene area and the magnification of the scene must be changed.

Such techniques, however, may become difficult to implement for processing a large scene because of the very high dimension of the associated dictionary matrix.

This is because using a predefined small dimension for calculating the absolute scale of a large scene may result into errors of large magnitudes.

The phone's Pro Cam app is made for just that: it lets you create photos from a piece of a larger scene.

"We had a larger scene there originally, where Lainey said it was comforting to be a tourist in their own city, and Jake said that's what the two of them are — tourists who aren't willing to commit.

They are also usually more modest in scale and ambition, and more intimate: the artist carefully observing and rendering a specific object or the outline of a larger scene.

Further, surveillance cameras are set up to cover a larger scene with targets in its far field.

If we intend to focus a larger scene, the synchronized data can be processed in small blocks both on range direction and on azimuth direction.