Sentence examples for a large visual from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, Mr. Lagerfeld extended the comment to a large visual joke.

If you cook a lot, for instance, it's nice having a large visual reference in addition to the Echo's built-in timers.

When the concatenation costs are high, indicating a large visual difference between two mouth images, this will result in a jerky animation.

It utilized a large visual field for the optical system together with the option of changing support stiffness for both degrees of freedom.

Using a large visual dataset of traffic signs and their ground truth, they showed that the joint representation of texture and color in HOG + Color histograms with multiple linear SVM classifiers result in the best performance for classification of multiple categorizes of traffic signs.

The choice of photogrammetry over other optical scanning methods, such as laser or structured light, was done because photogrammetry is the only method that allows simultaneous acquisition of a large visual and angular field in a much shorter time (1/100 to 1/5,000 s) than with other techniques [3]. Figure 3 Face Shape Maxi 5 of Polishape 3D (a spin-off company of Politecnico di Bari).

In several fish species a large visual-opsin gene repertoire appears to play an important role in the tuning of vision for particular environments (see reviews [ 28, 29]).

Audiences today "have a larger visual narrative reference," he said.

But "The King and I" is already important — delightful and moving and complicated — and creating a larger visual field doesn't really change our response to it, or compete with the movie's Panavision splendor.

This may be a bid to assert the show's importance, but "The King and I" is already important — delightful and moving and complicated — and creating a larger visual field doesn't really change our response to it.

PERHAPS one place to start when trying to account for the singular, layered power of Peter Sacks's paintings — the way they suggest a meticulous, almost penitential attention to detail even as they convey a larger visual narrative — is with the walks he took growing up in South Africa during the 1950s and '60s.