Sentence examples for contoured edges from inspiring English sources

But despite what the designers call "contoured edges and strong sculpturing in the area of doors and fenders," the designers kept the body free of ornamentation.

The surface morphology of the nanowires appears relatively smooth as shown in Fig. 5a while a closer examination shown in Fig. 5b and c reveals the contoured edges of the nanowires.

The slightly contoured edges on the rear of this supposed budget iPhone are very much reminiscent of the current-generation iPod touch – essentially, this looks like a slightly thicker version, which makes sense given the additional room required for cellular antennas, ambient light sensors and other components.

At the dermo-epidermal junction, the overall architecture (ringed, meshwork with junctional thickening, clod pattern, or non-specific pattern) and the papillary contours (edged, non-edged, both edged and non-edged or totally disarranged) were evaluated.

For the ith contour, the corresponding best matching contour in the proposed method is defined by: k_{i} = underset{k}{argmin} left{ sum limits_{p_{j} in C_{g}^{i}} dleft(p_{j}, C_{p}^{k}right): k = 1, 2, ldots, n_{p} right} where (dleft (p_{j},C_{p}^{k}right)) is the distance from point p j to contour edge (C_{p}^{k}).

Shadow position feature denotes that shadow outer contour edges are usually adjacent to the moving objects.

After the shadow suppression in HSV color space, the outer contour edges of undetected shadow become much sparser.

Since the contour edges are not found completely, then the users maybe need interactively modify the edge map to keep the edges of the desired object contours.

Since the contour edges are not all found, then the user can interactively modify the edge map to keep the desired object contours.

Since the contour edges are not all found, then the users want to interactively modify the edges capture all desired object contours.

In addition, we find that the outer contour edges of shadows are usually adjacent to the moving object through many experiments and observations.