Sentence examples for face labels from inspiring English sources

We present a novel video clustering algorithm that exploits this property to match faces and efficiently propagate face labels across the scope of viewpoints, scale and level of zoom characterizing different frames and shots of a video.

I also feel that when we come face to face, labels mean less if we treat each other with respect.

The footage had been commissioned by Harrison in 1973, and it includes an executive undertaking a test pressing, preparation of the face labels, vinyl cutting, and the album being hand-packaged in EMI's warehouse.

In another example of the upbeat mood that was otherwise lacking in the musical content of Extra Texture, the single's face labels showed the familiar Apple Records logo as an apple core, a pun on the demise of the company.

Despite the lack of religiosity in the album's lyrical content, the Roy Kohara-designed artwork included a blue Om symbol displayed prominently on the vivid orange cover, as did the face labels for both the single and the album.

Reflecting the album content, Tom Wilkes's design for the LP's face labels contrasted a devout spiritual existence with life in the material world, by featuring a painting of the Hindu god Krishna and his warrior prince Arjuna on side one, and a picture of a Mercedes stretch limousine on the reverse.

In block 5 (words training), words were categorized in the same manner, but this time the word categories were assigned to the opposite side of the screen (face expression labels were next to incompatible semantic labels).

Gregory kept a poster of faces with various expressions on the office wall — it was something the Chinese restaurant nearby had given them — and Gregory had written Usl's name under the face labelled "Triumphant".

There was the part that was directed at the Bad Fan who hates Skyler, and who has written entire posts on Reddit indistinguishable from what Walt said, and who now got his own language shoved back in his face, labelled "abuser-talk".

It was found that the AFSP with an aluminum (AA2024 T3) front face and a Rolled Homogeneous Armor (RHA) steel back face (labeled T3-AF-RHA) outperformed the other panel configurations in terms of maximum back face deflection (MaxD) and areal specific energy absorption (ASEA).

As with "Cold Turkey", the single's standard Apple Records A-side face label carried the words "PLAY LOUD", in both the UK and America.