Sentence examples for laws of perspective from inspiring English sources

The rigorous application of the laws of perspective is essential to the success of the exhibit.

The artists-engineers of the Renaissance discovered the laws of perspective and the techniques of cutaway, exploded, and rotating views.

Stage pictures have actual depth and solidity, but laws of perspective are turned around, so that three dimensions are often made to look like two.

A notable feature of Vogt's drawing is his tendency to contravene laws of perspective to make side and rear views more visible.

Nonetheless, the Florentine is credited, according to Eugene Ferguson, with discovering the mathematical laws of perspective and producing the first demonstrations of these principles around 1425.

"A Classical Landscape," attributed to Abraham Conels, who lived around the turn of the 18th century, has the trees of the garden themselves conforming to laws of perspective.

According to Noë, an object's visually apparent shape is the shape of the 2D patch that would occlude the object on a plane perpendicular to the line of sight, i.e., the shape of the patch projected by the object on the frontal plane in accordance with the laws of linear perspective.

From a choice-of-law perspective, such use cannot be justified under traditional European choice of law, which designates legal orders, not incomplete codifications, as applicable.

I am particularly interested in looking at these issues from a legal/rule-of-law perspective.

He is the co-editor of "Critical Tax Theory: An Introduction" (Cambridge University Press) and editor of "Controversies in Tax Law: A Matter of Perspective" (Ashgate Publishing).

After two years of almost relentless attacks on law schools, a bit of perspective would be nice.