Sentence examples for human contours from inspiring English sources

Shepherd's reminis­cences step in where the historical record can't, restoring human contours.

The character mostly comes across as a caricature, with few human contours to complicate the impression.

For anyone who retains an interest in the human contours of the situation, however, the movie is necessary, if difficult, viewing.

What's extraordinary is how deftly the movie's writers -- Richard Curtis ("Notting Hill" and "Four Weddings and a Funeral") collaborating with the author, Helen Fielding herself -- have adapted the book and its heroine to the softer and more human contours of Renée Zellweger, thereby radically changing its tone.

Child gives human contours to a country little understood in the West.

The handle is curved so that when it is retracted and the pack is strapped to the back, it acts as a spine with a somewhat human contour.

Experts in cognitive psychology, human contour features are more sensitive than the color and texture features; the stability and robustness of the recognition is high [18].

However, the existing algorithms in this category are mainly based on the shape feature extracted from the human contour, e.g., the width-to-height ratio of the bounding box; the accurate background and shadow substraction is the basic premise.

What would you be willing to do? Would you in mimicry of women's power fashion a form from the earth that resembled a human contour?

The Beijing, China-based artist is known for contracting and expanding the human form in his works, transforming familiar bodily contours into bulbous orbs and alien vessels.

To cut out human shapes, advanced background subtraction methods and contour definition methods have also been developed for precise segmentation of the human shape [26, 27].