Sentence examples for lines and circles from inspiring English sources

This needs more computation than our method because, after the preprocessing step (see Section 3.4), it extracts lines and circles.

Over and over, the shuffling dancers snap into lines and circles, then scatter, chopping up the action even further with their comings and goings.

In that stark coming-of-age ceremony, a woman is framed by a chorus of others who move together in straight lines and circles, their feet sometimes flexed bluntly.

A graphic geometry of scuff marks shows the lines and circles along which they've been marching, spinning, dragging their feet and falling during a 100-minute marathon of relentlessly repetitive dance.

American Expressionism gets a nod from the Adam Gallery of London, where there is a lovely small black-and-white brush drawing by Franz Kline whose abstract lines and circles could be read as a man riding a bicycle.

The judge, Claude Vallet, ruled that Mr. Galliano's ads, which ran in French Vogue and other magazines, too closely mimicked a technique Mr. Klein has used in which he paints vividly colored lines and circles on oversized contact sheets.

Then, there were the "mute" annotations: marks and lines and circles made in the margins or around words.

Fig. 2 Direct detection of lines and circles from partial derivatives.

They were "just lines and circles," she said, but they managed to be "evocative without being ornate".

By the nineteen-seventies, Kaprow was making extremely simple charcoal drawings of lines and circles, inspired by Zen breathing exercises.

These are the counterparts in space of lines and circles in the plane.