Sentence examples for harsh contours from inspiring English sources
Though there's a water basin, the rest of the courtyard is cement, and Dr. Martin and Mr. El Faiz have enlisted a handful of the courtyard's caretakers to soften its harsh contours.
This makes for harsh contours, crude shapes and brutal color shifts.
The soft, typically Venetian diffused light, together with the landscape, its hills stretching into the distance and all harsh or sharp contours removed (whether of landscape or figures), creates a gently pastoral mood.
Do not leave harsh lines; it'll make your contour look really unnatural.
More recently, in [11], a level set-type method for segmentation in harsh conditions such as high level noise, using a shape prior and a deformable contour, is proposed.
Because of the harsh disulphide treatment, oppressing intermolecular bonds, only a minor fraction of curves yield contour lengths significantly larger than expected.
If law is a rough guide to widely-held moral intuitions (Gooden 1985), the Code of Hammurabi (1700s B.C ., prescribing prices and tariffs and laying down both rules of commerce and harsh penalties for noncompliance, evidences some of civilization's earlier attempts to establish the moral contours of commercial activity.
His Les Demoiselles d'Avignon (1907) marked the beginning of analytic cubism, the harsh intellectual style (also of Braque and Gris) in which decomposition of objects into geometric lines and contours is carried to an extreme (5 ).
The replastering, or remodeling, has preserved the structure but also, over time, subtly altered it, rounding and softening its contours, giving it a molten, biomorphic look — the visual equivalent of Malian Islam, some say — insistently powerful without being harsh.
