Sentence examples for depictions of objects from inspiring English sources
Although the paintings on display may not be the artist's finest, they are nevertheless fascinating, a collection belonging to the family that contains many intimate portraits, and depictions of objects that inspired him.
Also at the museum, through May 14, is a Georgia O'Keeffe exhibition that focuses on her depictions of objects, with 53 works representing her vision of the natural world.
However, when employing the UKBench collection, where the images are background clutter-free centred depictions of objects, the gaussRnd generator which samples for patches more densely in image centres presents higher robustness compared to the rnd generator, whose standard deviation doubles as we move to smaller codebook sizes.
He also enforced accuracy in the depictions of objects such as bullock carts, noting that the American artists thought Malaysian carts were identical to their Mexican counterparts.
The remarkable successes in identifying the brain activity associated with viewing classes of visual depictions of objects has focused, unsurprisingly, on the brain's primary and secondary (ventral temporal) visual areas.
The final 5 min of each session was reserved for a visual imagery activity of mentally rotating visual depictions of objects, judging left and right orientation.
But the most haunting moment came with a digression from the musical depiction of emotions, or affects, to the depiction of objects and events.
Brilliant primary colours, simple geometrical shapes – at first sight it looks like a textbook of suprematism, the movement that emerged from the intellectual ferment of pre-revolutionary Russia to express the supremacy of pure, artistic feeling above the mere depiction of objects.
What he now argues is that poetry actually gets its force by exploiting both the depiction of objects as in painting and their energy as represented by music.
But in the nation's kitchens, living rooms and dining rooms, her precise, loving depictions of household objects were commonplace.
He converts family snapshots into pale grisaille, makes drawings of geometric forms that evoke both science and modernist abstraction, and creates especially large depictions of small objects on his studio drawing table.
