In order to know where to place the bullet from your gun to render the animal insensible, an invisible X should be visualized: Start at the top of the base of the animal's horn or ear, then trace it to the center of the opposite eye.
An anti-terrorist unit, set up at the president's Elysée Palace by the late François Mitterrand, seemed to have spent many more hours keeping the president's sexual peccadillos from prying eyes and ears than in tracing bombers.
Cut felt in the shape of two heads, face, nose, ears and strap by tracing templates on the paper.
Fold the right ear down (or have him hold it down for you) as you cut around the ear, as if you were tracing it.
The pacing is such that the ear can easily trace the transformation of the materials.
Cut out the outline of the dog with seam allowance including two pieces of bodies and four of ears on cotton cloth by tracing templates on the paper.
(He has been seen as Hamlet and Vanya in visiting productions at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.) Even as his George tries to make a case for a solid metaphysical core in a crazy, mixed-up universe, his hands rove to pick wax from his ears or to trace circles on his protruding stomach.
Hence Charles Lamb's remark to Samuel Taylor Coleridge: A book reads the better, which is our own, and has been so long known to us, that we know the topography of its blots, and dog's ears, and can trace the dirt in it to having read it at tea with buttered muffins.
Through tracing outlines of the middle ear components on the sections, a set of discrete points is obtained and employed to construct B-spline curves that represent the exterior contours of the components using a curve-fitting technique.
And Grant has that profile: the cleft of chin, the sculptural arc of hair around his ear, the ear itself perfectly shaped, a kind of uber-ear; Bergman can't resist reaching out and just tracing its curve, speculatively.
