Sentence examples for background plane from inspiring English sources

The figures inhabit a space that is defined by the solid forms of the figures themselves and is limited by the background plane.

For this, the sculptor draws an outline on a surface and then cuts away the surrounding surface, leaving the figure raised as a flat silhouette above the background plane.

The museum's first Matisse, the 1916 "Italian Woman," a remarkably severe painting in which the background plane is pried forward to cover the subject's right shoulder like a cape, shares a bay with a Modigliani nude and Brancusi's spindly "Little French Girl (The First Step III)" in carved wood.

Special emphasis was put on the CMOS compatible fabrication, which resulted in an absorber design based on aluminium disk resonators and an aluminium background plane that are separated by a SiO2 layer.

In this paper, we present a numerical method for solving the radiative transfer equation that models electromagnetic wave propagation in a constant background, plane-parallel medium containing randomly distributed, identically sized, dielectric spheres.

Ikizler-Cinbis and Sclaroff [31] used the segmentation of frame images for separation of foreground objects and background planes, and then, camera motions are estimated from background planes.

For José Ortega y Gasset, light divides the scene into three distinct parts, with foreground and background planes strongly illuminated, between which a darkened intermediate space includes silhouetted figures.

For foreground objects, some of the marked ground truth planes are very small and thus easily missed, while the background planes of the cluttered scenes are generally rather large and thus more easily detected, which explains the higher overall tp-rate for these scenes.

Stereo vision has been used in [77] to build the occupancy map of the ground plane as background model, that is, used to determine moving objects in the scene.

Through permutation and combination, six presentation modes were obtained as follows: line + positive background (M1), plane + positive background (M2), line + negative background (M3), plane + negative background (M4), line + no background (M5), and plane + no background (M6).

It seemed to show an unsuspecting punter posing on the observation deck of the World Trade Center, while in the background a plane was seconds away from crashing into the tower.