Sentence examples for from the contours from inspiring English sources

It is, in fact, impossible to separate Mr. Terkel's political vision from the contours of his oral history.

Photographic realism, and a 'likeness', are not the essence of true portraiture unless a fleeting revelation is snatched from the contours of a face in transition.

The best physical equivalent of Mr. Shorto's own dualism is Paul Richer's surpassingly strange 1913 bust of Descartes, which sought to extrapolate physiognomy from the contours of the skull.

"Americans," a three-part suite, is a striking example of the way Mr. Johnson derives music from the contours and inflections of speech, a method he devised for "John Somebody," a widely influential 1982 work for guitar and tape.

Fine features including shape, edge, and region are extracted from the contours.

This limitation makes these algorithms may fail to detect the inside objects or the objects far from the contours.

Boundary points are then identified from the contour model.

The coil windings were obtained from the contour plot of the stream function.

However, the results obtained from the contour method are only valid at the cut plane.

Our dimensionless parameter a can be estimated from the contour of the flat map.

Insert segmentation was performed so as to exclude the PMMA wall from the contour.