Sentence examples for artificial depth from inspiring English sources

It adds an artificial depth of field and can make otherwise ordinary photos much more interesting take a look at my photo of a glass of beer, above, for instance.

The parallax option can be unsettling even to those without a visceral reaction, as the background image on the home screen slides around in response to moving the phone, creating artificial depth.

The Good: The report opines that the proliferation of ETFs in less liquid sectors of the market has created artificial depth of liquidity, a potentially disruptive scenario.

Combined with the camera system, which offers industry leading performance in my opinion in terms of both its artificial depth of field effects and general snappiness, the Note 8 is no longer an outlier device – it feels like the true Samsung flagship, and a vision of productivity done right in the age of mobile device dominance.

In general, the choice of MD is important for the majority of stereo algorithms because if the chosen MD constraint is too small then we place an artificial depth limit upon the image meaning that objects with large disparity (i.e. close to viewer) cannot be found within the matching space.

Moreover, using only the uniquely mapped reads decreased local read depths and caused an artificial depth bias which affected the detection of both the SNPs and the copy number variations (CNVs).

Now Matisse was driven to rethink his enterprise in the light of the steely Cubist aesthetic: pictorial space redefined with geometric elements that tilt in and out of an artificial, shallow depth.

François Ozon's 2003 movie Swimming Pool used the artificial blue depths of the pool to incubate a similar tension.

Another perspective is provided by black chairs painted into these flat rooms; their legs, of different lengths, create an artificial sense of depth.

The artificial permafrost table depth has increased significantly over the period of record for all six monitoring sites, varying from 0.16 to 2.6 m, with an average of 1.67 m.

It's a lovely piece, beautifully chosen: the mysterious, artificial, glass-enclosed depths of the aquarium are a great metaphor for the cinema.