The phrase "in different poses" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a situation in which an object or person is in multiple different positions or postures. For example, "The model was asked to pose for the photographer in different poses."
They were holding up dolls to each other in different poses, sort of: "What do you think of this?
Skillful posing is also essential, and nearby, Byron Mathis, 29, a software developer from Armonk, took some last-minute coaching in different poses from his trainer, Catherine Klaschka.
Using tools of the Microsoft era (a computer, visual-processing software), he later cut and pasted photos of his subjects in different poses, creating a digital collage.
Machine learning takes a different approach: show a system enough images of different canines in different poses, the theory goes, and the system will figure out what a dog is.
The temple has 504 statues of the Buddha in different poses, and, most spectacularly, 2,672 carved friezes, including scenes from his life, which ancient scholars and peasants alike came to study.
He was true to the Classical tradition in demonstrating his views on proportion by sculpturing athlete figures in different poses, although his types have heavier bodies and smaller heads than those of the Classical standard set down by Polyclitus.
The scatterer phase center data, that is, the position and complex RCS of each of the scatterers composing the target in different pose angles and frequencies, are obtained through the high-frequency electromagnetic simulation software RadBase [6].
Her 12-foot-wide triptych picturing a sexy woman in a bikini in three different poses, breasts projecting in three dimensions, seems simultaneously to embrace the sexual freedoms precipitated by the Pill and to mock the commercial exploitation of desire.
The Manchester scanner is faster than the Heathrow version, in which a traveler had to stand in two different poses within the scanner; now they only need to stand in one, and for up to five seconds.
The works here are based on his analysis of "The Models" (1886-88), the painting by Georges Seurat that deploys a single model in three different poses.
The learning base is realized from thirty faces in five different poses.
