Sentence examples for casting objects from inspiring English sources

The paradox of casting objects meant as life preservers in heavy metal anticipates Hirst's obsession with death.

The proposed method does not require the shadow casting objects or a vertical object to be visible in the recovery of camera calibration.

This paper investigates the property of solar shadow trajectories on a planar surface and shows that camera parameters, latitude, longitude and shadow casting objects' relative height ratios can be estimated from two observed shadow trajectories.

Rupert was also credited with having devised an exceptional method for tempering kirby fish hooks, and for casting objects into an appearance of perspective.

At the NEUTRA facility (SINQ), a great variety of objects was investigated with phase contrast radiography, for instance metal foams and casted objects.

Modest dwellings lay inside, and an especially large building was used as a workshop to melt copper and to cast objects in simple molds; the metal wastes and crucibles show that pure copper and copper mixed with a small amount of arsenic as a hardening agent were regularly selected.

This means you can cast objects consisting of multiple metallic layers including metal over BMG, BMG over metal, and an alloy of both.

This article advances a framework that casts object recognition as a process of discrimination between alternative object identities, in which top-down and bottom-up processes interact iteratively when necessary with attention to distinguishing features playing a critical role.

Such a service is provided by an application layer middleware, which is mostly written in JavaScript and is designed to work in an asynchronous environment; and helps in validation, type casting, object mapping, document mapping, query building and building business logic.

A sculpture by the New Realist artist Arman, shows his affinity for casting common objects in resin (price on request).

In sculpture, they approached this passive acceptance by casting everyday objects in black rubber or painstakingly replicating them in carved and painted polyurethane, often with special emphasis on studio tools, supplies and detritus.