Sentence examples for mannequin which has from inspiring English sources

The mannequin, which has acrylic teeth, human blinking patterns and tiny slits from which perspiration can flow on its face, delivered a performance that was at least as convincing, responding on cue to the defibrillator shock applied by Dr. Szyld's emergency crew.

The proposed spatial sound capturing method not only eliminates the need for an acoustic mannequin, which has a considerable volume and uncomfortable portability, but also allows to change easily the head response by using a different HRTF database in requirement of the application, needs, or user preferences.

The mannequin, which has been fully described above, was placed beside the roadway to simulate an adult male standing on the sidewalk next to a roadway.

I am referring, of course, to the Mannequin Challenge, which has recently become a thing.

Mr Penny said Gilmour was also seen kicking the windows of Topshop in Oxford Street which were later smashed and he was seen wielding a mannequin leg which had been taken from the store.

At the end, Dr. Merialdi declared the idea "fantastic" and arranged for testing at the Des Moines University simulation lab, which has mannequins more true-to-life than a doll and a jar.

The article also mentioned a British company that is releasing their latest mannequin entitled the "Homme Noveau" which has a 35 inch chest and a 27 inch waist.

The chair, which has a cushion on the back of the mannequin's thighs, was based on the pop art fibreglass piece "Chair" by artist Allen Jones.

O'Flaherty's, which has an A.T.M. near the front door, feels slightly overstuffed; in addition to the pool table, the bar features murals, couches, a fireplace, a very good jukebox and, oddly, a well-dressed female mannequin.

The surveillance video, which has since been posted on YouTube, shows a man in the back hallway of a shopping center with a female mannequin.

Finally I understood the skyscraper-high cuffing in Mr. Stern's photos and on the store mannequins, virtually all of which had rolled cuffs, as if they had just gone for a walk on a damp beach.