Sentence examples for desk scene from inspiring English sources

As shown in Figure 8, an HDR "Desk" scene including the X-Rite ColorChecker on a table was photographed under an incandescent light bulb of 500 W in the upper right direction within a darkroom.

In order to examine how the model performs for real-world camera images we used an image taken from a desk scene where several papers and a transparent foil are arranged such that they partly occlude each other (Figure 13).

We adapted a validated, reaction time-based, visual search test where subjects had to search for an everyday object in a crowded desk scene 7 (see: http://www.eyesearch.ucl.ac.uk/es/es_sc_vst.php and Fig. 1C).

After watching the "desk pop" scene in the Will Ferrell comedy The Other Guys – where the hapless police officer is persuaded it's traditional to fire a gun into the air at his desk – I have so many endorphins I can lift a car above my head.

But now that we know battlefield-horrible deaths can come on sunny Tuesday mornings over coffee at our desks, the scene plays differently.

At an aging Shenzhen police station, where the scuffed and peeling yellow walls look as though they have not been painted since the Cultural Revolution, a $100,000 bank of new video screens behind the duty officer's desk shows scenes from nearby streets.

"I'm a scapegoat for this," said Gilberto Sanchez, 47, after flopping down at his desk — the crime scene — and dragging on a cigarette.

Sometimes you'd go in a senior writer's office as the drinking wore on and just see two feet sticking out from under the desk, like the scene in "The Wizard of Oz" when the house falls on the witch.

The combination of an exhausted Labour frontbench, an inward-looking leadership election, a recession, and an unfortunate joke note left on a Treasury desk set the scene for a confident Conservative party to ram that message home in 2010, and nothing Ed Balls said over the past few months could counteract that.

After standing around grumpily for a while, I went to the information desk, made a scene [about the "lost" suitcase], and was given a form to fill out.

Friddle's story of Southern sisters squabbling over a family legacy is sunk both by clichéd moments (a desk-clearing sex scene) and clichéd writing: "For once, I imagined a different kind of place in life, from which I could look around and enjoy the view".