Sentence examples for face dimensions from inspiring English sources

Working at the national laboratory, a weathered collection of industrial-looking buildings on the outskirts of Pittsburgh, Ziqing Zhuang, a senior researcher, has found that average head and face dimensions are now significantly larger than those of the 1960s cadets.

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They were also asked to draw the distribution of their usual pain pattern within an anatomical map including lateral, frontal, and occipital projections of the face (dimensions 65 × 80 mm, Fig. 1).

However, the geometric normalization of the preprocessing phase subsequently uses eye location to scale the probes (and the gallery images) to have consistent eye locations and overall face dimensions of a 130-pixel width and a 150-pixel height, regardless of input image size or optical resolution.

Each image in the probe subset was then downsampled to 10%, 20 %, 30, and 40% of its originandsize (face dimensions of 13 × 15, 26 × 30, 39 × 40% and 52 × 60 pixels, respectively) thus generating fofr new sets of probes for our experitsnts.

In this study the female face dimensions were significantly different from the males.

He then mixed together two shimmery hues of M.A.C. Cream Color Base, Pearl and Luna, and applied them "where the sun hits your face" — cheekbones, bridge of nose, cupid bow, chin — "to give the face dimension".

Of the five participants who fitted into these face dimension ranges, four passed the fit test while the fifth did not.

This result is consistent with other unpublished results we have found using faces that varied in eye-to-mouth distance or were Thatcherized, and also consistent with the results of Anaki, Nica, and Moscovitch (2010) in which the same different compatibility of an irrelevant face dimension influenced upright faces but not inverted faces.

Adding blush will give your face dimension.

We need to be reacquainted with our own capacity to choose – which means acquiring some skills in discerning true faith from false, and re-learning some of the inescapable face-to-face dimensions of human trust".