Sentence examples for as a gaze from inspiring English sources

Mr. Yang's minimalist style works as a gaze of all-over, noncommittal attentiveness.

We identify three main themes that deserve the attention of future researchers: a) how the human gaze produces gender divisions at work; b) how accounting functions as a gaze and produces gender divisions in the workplace while noting the scope for resistance; and c) how gendered accounting technologies reaffirm existing gender divisions.

This was expressed as a gaze direction by group interaction, with typical controls showing the expected increased response in the arMFC to direct relative to averted gaze, and individuals with ASC showing the opposite pattern.

It might have been something as simple as a gaze that was too intense, or perhaps they were standing too close to you.

"This is not a game," said bassist Gene Simmons with as straight a gaze as it is possible to muster under a margarine-tub's-worth of black and white slap.

Their flaws and strengths were freely discussed, with a gaze as critical as it was admiring.

For each generated cursor as a gazed point, we assume the translation and rotation matrices from the receiver's coordinate system to screen's coordinate system are and = I, respectively.

In order to gain the samples labeled by the accurate Euler angles, a designed studio is setup (see Figure 7), which contains a camera for collecting the face images, a monitor as a gazed object and a localizer (a commercial FASTRAK [12]) to calibrate the objects (user's eyes, observed cursor on the monitor, camera) of our studio.

In Figure 2 A – E, the neuron shown on the right was classified as a gaze-velocity neuron, and the neuron shown on the left was classified as an eye/head-velocity neuron.

Mr. Foote's strength lies in drawing characters, with a gaze as clear and fresh as spring water, who remain as doggedly small as they always were.

Biller goes on to describe "the female gaze" as a narcissistic gaze involving, in her words, "looking at other women in films and wanting to emulate those women".