Sentence examples for angled perspective from inspiring English sources
Around 1703, at Bologna, Ferdinando introduced angled perspective.
There was a scene in Act I where the audience looked up at a patch of night sky from the weirdly angled perspective of a housing-project courtyard.
He produced several books, including L'Architettura civile (1711; "Civil Architecture"), which was reissued under various titles, and Varie opere di prospettiva (1703 08; "Various Works of Perspective"), which were important for their descriptions of angled perspective, the Baroque period's greatest innovation in staging.
Live Local already provides traditional street maps and top-down views culled from satellites images for almost all of the United States, as well as actual photos of a handful of cities that allow viewers to look at buildings from an angled perspective – what Microsoft refers to as "Bird's Eye" images.
A few of his close-up pictures, with people ranged horizontally across the picture plane, suddenly open up to deep or sharply angled perspectives.
R. A. Hicks and R. Bajcsy, "Catadioptric sensors that approximate wide-angle perspective projections," in Proc.
The Brooklyn bridge has its views, but for my money -- $5 a day -- the wide-angle perspective on the helix is the money shot.
From an angling perspective, however, the banner year is 1940, when fertile brown trout eggs from Chile were planted in a handful of rivers and estuaries.
"Already you see the sense of movement, the low-angle perspective that's very much associated with film or photographs," Mr. Maréchal said.
The more they learn, the less individuality the voices have, you know?" But these days, Mr. Farrell said, Mr. Jordan is "incredibly engaged with composition, framing, angles, perspective".
This measurement technique is not very accurate from an angle perspective — by sampling at 8 kHz we can only get 22.5 degree resolution — but when combined with the above method we can discriminate between two opposite directions.
