Sentence examples for distorted contours from inspiring English sources

Loops in the polymer system generally displayed initially highly distorted contours.

Reinforcing that point is a nude male figure with melty, distorted contours, a sculpture that looks more like a mirage.

This work is devoted to the estimation of rectilinear and distorted contours in images by high-resolution methods.

The signal generation process devoted to straight lines retrieval is retained for the case of distorted contours estimation.

We estimate the radius of circles and we extend the estimation of circles to the retrieval of circular-like distorted contours.

Turrell has spent years shaping the rim of the caldera in such a way that it seems to distort the contour of the sky.

Skin cancers often arise in this area, because of a person's lifetime exposure to the sun, and it is often not possible simply to sew up the hole in the skin after cutting a cancer out, since doing so can easily distort the contour of the eye.

The tumour itself tends to be a hypodense mass that distorts the contour of the gland (Fig. 1), although it may be isodense to pancreatic parenchyma on a unenhanced study.

A modern equivalent of anamorphosis is the so-called Ames Room, in which people and objects are distorted by manipulation of the contours of the room in which they are seen.

In the collecting system, transitional cell carcinoma is usually confined to the lumen (Fig.  4), but infiltrative growth into the renal parenchyma occurs and typically does not distort the renal contour.

The standardized cortical sections are distorted toward deeper layers, because the outer contour is always longer than inner contour.