Sentence examples for faces to create from inspiring English sources

"Like the computer, it's trying to determine what the regularities are in all of these faces to create a prototype.

In his latest series, "Tribute to Andy," Mr. Leow presents a series of portraits using black paint for the faces to create detached silhouettes.

There's an alarming tendency in contemporary work to go overboard with hand movements in which dancers sweep their hands across their faces to create repetitive, meaningless gestures.

He had seen a theatre performance in Avignon that used video projections and blank mannequin faces to create a similar illusion, so he approached Denis Marleau and Stéphanie Jasmin, the directors of the experimental theatre company Ubu, and together they created thirty-two animated mannequins that talk, wink, smile, and sigh.

In Experiment 1, we manipulated low-level features of emotional faces to create five sets of stimuli that ranged from photorealistic to fully iconic.

From the aligned images, we cropped fixed regions on faces to create the testing set. Figure 6 shows the 12 local facial regions with the corresponding facial expression recognition accuracies.

Aged 14, he shot a playful self-portrait dressed as the sad clown Pierrot, holding a mirror to his face to create a double image.

The woman there suggested a shiny gook you smear on your face to create the illusion of soft pink light dangling over your head.

Clicking through the photographs of the annoyingly blonde, annoyingly beautiful woman with spectacular "bangs", she subconsciously starts pulling her hair across her face to create a fake fringe.

With Kinect's scanning technology, for the first time ever in a Harry Potter game, players will be able to scan in their own face to create a unique witch or wizard to journey through the adventures of the film.

One woman asked, hopefully, "So, if you're caught in an avalanche, you put your hands in front of your face to create an airspace, right?" "Yeah" was the reply.