Sentence examples for moon representation from inspiring English sources

Since Bay shoots all his films in anamorphic format, Dark of the Moon representation would be "squeezed in" to distort the image, and ILM would add in the robots and "un-distort" the image.

Moon! Moon!

The Ottoman engineer Taqi al-Din described a weight-driven clock with a verge-and-foliot escapement, a striking train of gears, an alarm, and a representation of the moon's phases in his book The Brightest Stars for the Construction of Mechanical Clocks (Al-Kawākib al-durriyya fī wadh' al-bankāmat al-dawriyya), written around 1556.

"I'm working now to write a bibliography on the representations of the moon, starting with Galileo, through 1799," De Caro said.

The latest edition is a more serious affair, with a simple error message on the highest zoom levels, but it's also one of the best representations of the moon available to the public.

There are several types, including one with a fish head at each end and human figures between them, another with apertures in the middle through which men put their heads, and one with representations of the moon.

For every day of the year, there is a representation of what the moon will look like on that date.

These are mesmerizing and exquisitely crafted representations of the earth, moon, and sky using three rotating disks made of solid gold integrated seamlessly into the movement.

A pair of feet, the crescent moon of Islam and the horse are representations of his worship.

One, "Crater Field Near Dontrien, Lit by Flares," looks like a representation of the surface of the moon as rendered by R. Crumb channeling Vija Celmins.

A verbal description of the model is as follows (see also Henrich et al. 2008): consider a continuous mental representation, for example, concerning what governs the moon's behaviour.