Sentence examples for contours from from inspiring English sources

What looked like gentle contours from a distance were in fact sheer cliffs.

African languages were replaced by the Spanish of Cuba's colonial rulers, and the melody lines adapted scales and contours from Spanish songs.

By travelling through them in sequence, I thought it might be possible to build a kind of topographical map of alcoholism, tracing its developing contours from the pleasures of intoxication through to the gruelling realities of the drying-out process.

The green is wedge-shaped and the red triangular — or boxy and pyramidal, as your eye, automatically exploring the possibilities of what's there, reverses its reading of the corner contours from concave to convex.

Parachutes designed to open at supersonic speeds have radically different contours from conventional canopy chutes; they are made in the form of a cone, with air allowed to escape either through pores of the material or through a large circular opening running around the cone.

This model is applied to extract contours from various images with encouraging results.

Here, a similar permeation was strategic; although he did not emulate Beethoven's style or tone, Mr. Lewis intentionally adopted bits of structure and contour from the Septet.

It was the best thing I had ever drawn, and I realized that I hadn't drawn it as I had imagined, God's hand finally resting on mine to steal a true contour from the world.

Slump belt was severely affected by liquefactions and slumping (contour from Dunn et al. 1939).

The object is extracted by the object contour from the depth image.

Comparison of target contour from sequence 5 (a) and the frame in which the contour started to drift from the object (b).