Sentence examples for half of a face from inspiring English sources

He's the assassin with only half of a face.

The left side showed the grainy landscape of the beach at night, and, in the bottom corner, the top half of a face.

The collection itself was on the bulky side, with stiff fabrics standing away from the body and a focus on geometric shapes — so a sleeve would push out into a point just above the wrist, a collar would act like a shelf rising up to cover the bottom half of a face, or a slim skirt would expand into soft draping down one side.

He discovered that comparing one half of a face with another half was an effective way to show the resemblance between two relatives.

Probably the most spectacular demonstration of this phenomenon is the composite face effect (Young, Hellawell, & Hay, 1987) – that is, when a facial image is composed of the bottom and top halves of two different faces, where recognition of one half of a face (e.g., the top part) is modulated by that of the other half (e.g., the bottom part).

It is the upper half of a frightened face indicated by a domed pate and flaring, archlike eyes; the variations rehearse Mr. Hancock's considerable formal arsenal while also driving home one of the least appealing facts of contemporary life: We probably have a lot to fear besides fear itself.

If that sounds improbable, check out the first forty seconds of "Lonely Are the Brave" (1962), and the list of things that the camera finds on its travels: desert scrub, a dying fire, then boots, denims, shirt, cigarette, and the lower half of a sunburned face.

selection of half of a normalized face image and application of LBP to this half-image in order to generate a feature vector containing only uniform patterns; usage of the Adaboost method for the "gender" attribute to exclude insignificant features from the image feature vector (the sum of weight coefficients of the boosted features is equal to 0.95).

Bill shuffled exactly half of a deck face-up into the other half face-down, then held the deck under the table before bringing forward two packets and having me check that both contained the same number of face-up cards.

Beneath it is a revolving platform sculptured in the form of the upper half of an Asian face.

These data suggest that there is the potential to avoid a substantial proportion – maybe even half – of face-to-face visits to outpatient clinics by using telemedicine.