Sentence examples for because the pose of from inspiring English sources

To detect this characteristic the driver's face should be studied because the pose of the face contains information about one's attention, gaze, and level of fatigue [4].

A recent example of this is a children's ad by GAP, which drew criticism on social media because of the posing of the kids, with an older white girl using the younger black girl's head as an arm rest.

Rodin's highly naturalistic early work, "The Age of Bronze" (1877), is effective because the banal studio pose of a man leaning on a staff produced an unconventional and expressive gesture when the staff was removed.

It's an elaborate pose; elaborate because the admission of the pose is itself a pose.

By the end of the activity, students realize that they can fairly accurately predict the pose from one generation to another because only one aspect of the pose can change.

A Swedish-American man who normally wears a Jewish hat called a kippa in Virginia and in Sweden told me he no longer goes to the Swedish border town of Malmo because of the threat it posed of anti-Semitic attack.

It is critical to understand ED transitional processes and consequences because the complexity of dementia care poses multiple challenges to optimizing safety, effectiveness and quality of care during admission, assessment, and treatment in this setting.

Two people complained to the Advertising Standards Authority, claiming the posters were irresponsible and offensive because the poses and facial expressions of the model sexualised someone who appeared to be a child.

The government agency also said users can operate the sensor aboard a plane because the device poses "minimal potential of causing harmful interference to other spectrum users".

A more detailed analysis of risk for specific age groups of children could be important because the risks posed by different aspects of household infrastructure may vary according to child age and developmental stage.

Yemen usually only attracts attention in the west because of the dangers posed by the jihadis of al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula (Aqap), most recently because of the group's claim to have been behind the Charlie Hebdo killings in Paris.