Sentence examples for faces manifested from inspiring English sources

Group coordination in distributed systems and networked multimedia systems has many faces manifested in a variety of user interfaces and network protocols.

The faces that manifest themselves in the generated newspaper look as if they are ghosts haunting the scattered, pixelated newspaper refuse.

Many of the established findings come from studies of static faces, which manifest implied motion, but do not allow the visual system to represent naturalistic movement trajectories, which unfold over time.

Brain representations of dynamic faces may be manifested as greater responses in the superior temporal sulcus (STS) to facial motion than motion of nonface objects (Pitcher et al. 2011), suggesting localized representations that combine information about motion and facial form.

It is called as such hemifacial microsomia because it occurs mainly on one side of the face and is manifested as the small jaw.

The areas most affected by reduced skeletal prominence correspond to those areas of the face that manifest the most prominent stigmata of aging [ 36] (Fig.  6).

Results suggest that the earliest modulation of spatial attention by face stimuli is manifested in the P1 component, and provide insights about mechanisms underlying attentional orienting toward cues of threat and social disapproval.

The interaction between Prime and Target was manifested as fear fear faces were judged more quickly than neutral fear faces (p<.002), but neutral neutral faces were judged at a comparable level of fear neutral faces (p>.2) (Figure 3).

The two lemmas together give rise to the theorem that plans work in the face of complexity as manifested by the urban development process.

Table 10 explains the relationship between 'kinsfolk's business experience' with the 'problem of delayed payments of bills to creditors faced by women entrepreneurs' manifested in Table 7. Further, if women entrepreneurs have kinsfolk in business then they become less susceptible to face the problems of delayed payment of bills to creditors.

The real face that in art becomes manifested seems to elude the surgeon, condemning his efforts to boring repetitions of aesthetic ideas.