Sentence examples for contours out from inspiring English sources
The great Cubist pictures were meditations on the intrinsic character of the detached Cézannesque facets and contours, out of which the almost-illegible images were built.
Mr. Rosenwinkel, 42, has always been a jazz guitarist of glowing lyricism and graceful exposition, with a technique that can form streamlined contours out of even the gnarliest convolutions.
The cutting edge sharpness, nose radius and edge contour out-of-roundness of the micro-tool are evaluated.
The latest example of this has been proposed by a team of researchers in Europe – they say that studying the contours of burned-out remnants of stars thousands of light years away could provide concrete evidence for two of the most sought-after phenomena in fundamental physics.
The knobbed spire and the flaring outer lip, with its somewhat wing-like contour expanding out from the last whorl, is a striking feature of these images.
The section had already been bored and they were in the final stages: building a steel form — it resembled the skeletal hull of a ship — around the contours of the carved-out earth, then pouring in concrete.
As the number of traced lines increases, the value F c approaches the actual percentage of missing contour out of the 360°.
I was still put off by its exaggerated sense of self-romance, but I understood it differently now, colored by the context of Bolaño's massive textual body, his elocution, and his continual sense of shaping space, creating body and contour out of air.
"It is widely held that the east of England is a flat land," Pacitti says, "but what other details might we find if we seek out contours not of hills or dips?" Unfortunately, flat is what this is.
Further work deals with how best to find out contours from an image to identify and classify a target [36 41].
The real-time dynamic process of ring enlarging and fleck generating as well as the stress, strain and displacement contours are given out as the results and then compared to the practical rolling process.
