Sentence examples for door figure from inspiring English sources

The fifth subtask is walking through(I → J→K → L), in which the robot adjusts its body back to the sagittal plane, walks leftward into the door range, and then walks forward to get through the door (Figure 9).

The tray could be accessed by a subject from the front of the apparatus by either (1) lifting or (2) sliding an opaque door (Figure 1).

The final piece is perhaps the eeriest of them all; a large recreation of Lady, a female "girl-next-door" figure from Thomas the Tank Engine.

Behind the doors, figures in hairnets and face masks, scrubs, lab coats, and two pairs of latex gloves (one long, blue, pulled up over coat cuffs; the second short, flesh-coloured, changed with alarming frequency).

He was walking past a door; a figure in the door began shaking it violently.

You look around for tools like a crowbar to open a door, and figure out small puzzles (like throwing a brick through a window to enter a building).

Other novels include Katie Van Ark's The Boy Next Door, about figure skating partners with a mutual crush, and Cindy Astey's Love, Lies, and Spies, set in the 19th Century and described as an homage to Jane Austen.

Examine the door to figure out which part is made from the weakest materials.

Outside the door, suited figures are noisily schmoozing.

Which is that you present a united front, and then you fight bitterly behind closed doors to figure out who's up and who's down.

In the works of his maturity (1650 70) are found more outdoor settings, such as peasants by a cottage door or figures making merry outside an inn e.g., The Itinerant Fiddler (1672).