Sentence examples for introduced crowds from inspiring English sources

And in those spaces the painter introduced crowds in harmonized order with the rest of the picture, a feature that had until then been missing in Venetian art.

Section 2.1 introduces crowd characteristics relevant to assess the criticality of a situation during mass gatherings.

This paper introduces Crowd-Z (CZ): a framework that provides a user-friendly platform where architects can perform simple crowd simulations on floor plans.

Such was the fame of the house that the Duke had to introduce crowd control measures - including a one-way system - to manage the large numbers of visitors who flocked to the estate.

Prior to the equilibrium simulations, a relaxation step is performed to introduce crowding reagents into the system while alleviating potential clashes.

But Mr. Trump, who was introduced to crowds here as a business mogul, entrepreneur and entertainment icon, had much more to say during his visit to the state that holds the first primary of the Republican presidential nominating contest.

When he was introduced, the crowd let out a cheer usually reserved for the all-time greats.

After the jocularity and barb-throwing at this year's party, Mr. Adubato introduced the crowd to about a half dozen members of the school's class of '05.

Then he introduced the crowd to Blush, an Asian girl group in the K-Pop mold, and beamed as the five pretty young singers in skimpy gold costumes and high heels arrived onstage.

The contributions are twofold: first, convolutional neural network is first introduced for crowd density estimation.

When the Vice President was introduced, the crowd booed who wanted a politician to ruin the fun?