Sentence examples for armature's from inspiring English sources

Select were you want the armature's beginning to be with the Anchor Point.

I suggest you put it at to figure's chest, while the armature's original point is at the figure's stomach.

From here, extend the armature's points by selecting a point and extending it with the E key.

Looking at players' arms, at the lack of full-sleeve, snake-skin tatts that are part of the modern footballer's muscular armature, it's tempting to conclude that the single best thing about tennis players is that they're not footballers.

"It's the cheap animator's armature, the framework that you can build anything around".

From the very beginning of this adventure from Keiji Inafune's Comcept and Mark Pacini's Armature studios – those guys have some seriously impressive credits to their names, including work on the Mega Man, Metroid Prime and Resident Evil series – Joule is accompanied by a quadruped Corebot, a dog-like creation that goes by the name of Mack.

It includes Eric Torborg's howling wolves and a deer made from taxidermists' armatures; Jennifer Boysen's hazy photograph on canvas of an unusual geological formation out West; Chris Kannen's ironic expressionist painting of a forest; David McBride's painted, off-register meditations on mechanical reproduction; and Drew Gilmore's trompe l'oeil stack of cast stair treads (Johnson).

But this curious bond provides an armature for Phillips's beautiful evocation of music's consoling power to blur the borders between art, artist, and consumer.

Mechanics analysis shows that even when the flapper's trust force reaches 20 gf to interact with finger's pressing force, the absolutely maximum stress of flapper's armature is only 1.16E−1% of its yield stress and the Braille dot of Braille pin is only 1.19E−2% of its yield stress.

Here and there, however, a man's pained temperament steps out from behind the professional comic's armature — a touch of wounded dignity, of yearning for peace and quiet as well as for love.

The film's armature is further strengthened by the insights it gives into Charles Brown Paul Schneiderr), who was Keats's fellow-lodger in their half of Wentworth House, today called Keats House.