Sentence examples for face a portion from inspiring English sources
He also discusses the waterfall effect, in which, after staring at a waterfall for some time, if one looks at the adjacent rock face, a portion of the rock surface will appear to be moving, but will also appear not to be moving (relative to the area around it) (see Crane 1988; not everyone accepts that both elements are simultaneously present in the waterfall illusion).
The OH5 cranium, holotype of Paranthropus boisei consists of two main portions that do not fit together: the extensively reconstructed face and a portion of the neurocranium.
Multiple aligned representations of the face overlay a portion of these visual maps (see red contours in Figure 1, lower).
Because of the large amount of data that can be extracted from a face, a significant portion constitutes redundant information.
Frustration with Congress has seen a dramatic spike, with multiple surveys indicating that Republicans face a larger portion of the blame.
In addition, mostly single sheets of two to five strands facing a residual portion of disordered peptide chains were observed.
In other respects, however, P. aethiopicus shares the primitive morphology of A. afarensis in having a projecting lower face, a large rear portion for attachment of the jaw muscle (temporalis), and flat cranial bones, among other features.
Laura Tingle, from the Australian Financial Review, tried to force Malcolm Turnbull to explain and quantify the benefits of his $48bn in tax cuts – the centrepiece of his entire election campaign – in the face of modelling showing a portion of the benefits would flow to companies overseas.
Sexton told Nightwine that he would introduce him to an administrator who runs an emergency fund for students facing financial distress, only a portion of whom are able to receive the aid.
The fiber bundle introduces a significant amount of background signal caused by light reflecting off its two highly polished faces, which uses up a portion of the camera's dynamic range.
But the brutal economics of a sudden ban on racing would ensure that a significant portion of horses would face a much grimmer fate.
