Sentence examples for classical vision from inspiring English sources

The film's psychological journey leads to a shootout in an abandoned mining town, staged by Mann in multi-leveled, expressionistically distorted space that seems a universe away from the open plains and sharp horizon lines of Ford's classical vision.

When we learned, in this country, to replace the sun-soaked palette of the Mediterranean with our own pale colours for landscapes and portraits, turning from a bright, classical vision to a darker, romantic one more suited to the gloaming, we found a different sensibility residing within our art.

In particular, several authors have favored the idea of overlapping communities, such that one node may belong to several communities, in opposition with the classical vision that communities are a partition of the nodes of a network.

His portrait of the republic combines the Stoic idea of a natural law by which human conduct is harmonized with cosmic order, with a classical vision of politics in which a Platonic ideal of friendship through communist and sexual bonding (more erotic than familial for Zeno) persists (Schofield 1991 22 566).

Classical vision research experiments systematically investigated how visual contrast affects objects motion perception (Thompson, 1982; Stone and Thompson, 1992; Blakemore and Snowden, 1999; Anstis, 2003).

These studies were directly inspired by classical vision research experiments that assessed the effect of contrast on the perceived speed of two-dimensional objects on a monitor (Thompson, 1982; Stone and Thompson, 1992; Blakemore and Snowden, 1999; Anstis, 2003).

George Clooney's awful Batnipples, intended as a paean to classical visions of the gods, came to define the floundering Joel Schumacher years.

The leap between down-to-earth sobriety and the zany neo-Classical vision speaks volumes about psychic tensions roiling the Puritan soul of America.

The right of workers to band together to improve their bargaining position relative to employers is a straightforward implication of freedom of association, and the sort of voluntary association that results is the beating heart of the classical liberal vision of civil society.

We extend to tensor fields the notion from classical computer vision of ridges and valleys, and define anisotropy creases as features of locally extremal tensor anisotropy.

In classical color vision psychophysics, gratings and filters permit the production of chromatic stimuli with wavelength compositions that are narrow and adjustable.