Sentence examples for design gesture from inspiring English sources

For Thom Browne's show, a single hat became the signifying design gesture: flat-crowned, the color of ground nutmeg, the modified boater made from feathers was a testament to Mr. Browne's affection for the fast-disappearing skills of artisans everywhere, in this case of the feather craftsmen known as plumassiers.

That is, you must know the action you wish to capture, then design gesture instances into the learning activity, and measure the cognitive and behavioral change over meaningful time bins.

As a show, it looks like a kind of haunted house of sound, that slowly gets activated as the show goes on, a kind of storytelling or radio foley show of sound through sound design, gesture, music, and voice.

A key challenge in full-body game gestural interfaces lies in how to design gestures such that they accommodate the intensive, dynamic nature of video games, e.g., several gestures may need to be executed simultaneously using different body parts.

He has an interest in both revealing and concealing human traits, through subtle design gestures and evocations.

Like virtually every other room, this one has devastating views of the Mediterranean Sea, oddly curvaceous white plaster walls and a surfeit of unpretentious, quirky design gestures.

He added that the landscape included several "design gestures" — rows of Ginkgo trees, native plants, wide sidewalks — that could be extended to other portions of the Gateway Mall.

This paper presents a novel method for rapidly generating 3D architectural models based on hand motion and design gestures captured by a motion capture system.

Beyoncé's sensibility includes a lean band, a few bold design gestures, and a lot of surprises.

This is implemented, based on the availability of training data set and requirement of in-time performance, by an adaptive cerebellar model articulation controller neural network, a finite state machine, a fuzzy controller and purposely designed gesture recognition and control command generation systems.

In this article, we reflect about this goal of designing gestures that people can easily understand and use and how designers of gestural interaction can capitalize on the experience of 30 years of research on visual languages to achieve it.