Sentence examples for face embedded from inspiring English sources

The scars on his throat and chin still catch the eye and two rocks remain in his face, embedded deep in scar tissue.

Now, though, the artist and his cohorts are thinking smaller by creating Hacker Glasses, minimal art installations on your face embedded in 3D-printed frames.

Yes, that is his face embedded in it, and those are her words waltzing across the sky.

And finally, we've discovered different cultural interpretations of the artist's face, embedded in Layers (2008) of photographs of her street portraits drawn in 14 different cities.

In addition to the detrimental effect of face inversion on recognition, face inversion has been shown to have a detrimental effect on the detection of a face embedded within a distracting background [21].

It's slow to fire but accurate, something that gels well with F.E.A.R.'s time dilation mechanics, allowing you to slow down time before ploughing a stake through their face, embedding them in the walls.

This small selection of works from four decades includes colorful, transcendentally exuberant landscapes and pictures of scary masklike faces embedded in luxuriantly scabrous surfaces (Johnson).

One of his steadiest collaborators, though, is Upritchard, whose crafty, domestic sculptures — otherworldly clay figures, strange bonelike weapons, lamps with pinched faces embedded in them — share a handmade quirkiness with her husband's designs.

First came the rallies — boisterous, angry, often bluntly satiric works that turned politicians into piñatas with cartoon faces ("Embedded" in New York; "The Madness of George Dubya" in London); then the town-hall plays — more soberly journalistic dramas like David Hare's "Stuff Happens".

The illustrations often require some effort on the part of the viewer to discern the faces embedded in them.

Liu and colleagues [33] found that the M100 component is sensitive to the successful detection of faces embedded in noise.