Sentence examples for forms and contours from inspiring English sources

To overcome these drawbacks, various computer-aided identification systems have been developed to recognize the dorsal fin of a cetacean or the forms and contours in other marine mammals [8, 12].

The more aerodynamic body (Cd 0.28) retained the general profile and contours of the original LS 400 and was the work of the Calty Design Research center in the U.S. Designers had evaluated 20 competing concepts, including several with a radically changed body, before selecting a winning entry in 1991 that included forms and contours similar to the original LS 400.

In the video we see waves of evolving digital forms, shapes and contours that don't maintain the same color for more than a blink.

As Mr. Lynn writes in the catalog, "design objects now address their users with bespoke form and contour".

Mankind is yet to develop a kind of mind that can recognize essential values (such as no-nonsense fuel economy and safety, with a minimal geo-karmic footprint) without having to sell them through Form and Contour.

These parameters define the boundaries of regimes of thermal explosion, subsonic auto-ignition, developing detonations, and non-auto-ignitive deflagrations, in plots of ξ against ɛ.The regime of developing detonation forms a peninsula and contours, throughout the field.

It is a living anachronism, and Volmer's antique-y pseudo-scientific contrivances could have been rejects from Andersonian cupboards and storyboards, with their brass fittings and leaded glass, their ornamental forms and hand-tooled contours.

A self-described heir to Delacroix as a colorist, he talked about rescuing painting from line (the legacy of Cubism) and from its general condition as a "prison window, with the lines, contours, forms and composition determined by the bars".

His "Newly Published Perspective Picture: One Hundred Ghost Stories in a Haunted House" reveals how Hokusai exploited the telescoping view to bizarre ends, giving his ghouls a plausible space within which to enact their implausible drama.Above all, Hokusai was a master of line and pattern, inscribing his forms within contours that eddy and spill like the currents of a mountain stream.

The presented method proves to be particularly useful for analysis and design of time delay systems where rather involved forms of contours are encountered and extremely wide range of investigated frequencies is needed.

It's a stunning way to visualise lyrics, as the words come in and out of rhythmic focus surrounded by explosions of contours, disintegrating forms, and intricate lineations, all in time with the twisting beats.