Sentence examples for natural gestures from inspiring English sources

The often mystical significance of his subjects is countered by the idealized reality of his figures based on familiar human archetypes, with natural gestures and tender, devout expressions, creating an effect of intimate rather than exalted religious sentiment.

A slim, black, oblong 11½-inch wedge perched on a base, it allowed a gamer to use his or her body to throw virtual footballs or kick virtual opponents without a controller, but it was also seen as an important step forward in controlling technology with natural gestures.

Just pointing to an object with natural gestures usually isn't enough to direct a robot, and even when robots navigate to the right spot, it's hard for them to grasp a particular object unless, for instance, they have a three-dimensional computer model of it, Professor Kemp said.

Blending balletic physical performance with Double Negative's excellently rendered computer graphics, Vikander's Ava beautifully blurs the line between "mecha" and "orga" (in the lexicon of Spielberg's AI), inflecting the most natural gestures – a tilt of the head, a roll of the wrist, a flicker of a smile – with a hint of artifice, subtly accentuated by a whispered symphony of gyroscopic noise.

As Mr. Woetzel dances to the Fantasia from the Fantasia and Fugue in C Minor and the Toccata and Fugue in D Minor, what seems like a simple solo with natural gestures turns into a tour de force of stamina and difficulty.

Isadora Duncan, for example, shown posing at the Parthenon in 1904 and in Edward Steichen's famous 1920 portraits, believed that she could strip away the manners of received European culture; in Greek art she believed she found universal and natural gestures.

The natural gesture of maternal tenderness was so small it would have been easy to miss.

It was such a sudden yet natural gesture that Sumire could only return the smile.

"I love tinkering with natural gesture and pedestrian movement to make them read from a distance," he writes, but he doesn't say how.

These patterns, like the anatomy of the kouroi, suggest nature rather than copy it; the strict logic of dressmaking is never observed by the sculptor, who uses the natural gesture of pulling a long skirt up and to one side first to produce a pleasing pattern of folds and only later to reveal the contours of the legs and body beneath.

Achieving natural gesture-based interaction between humans and robots, the system should be adaptable to new users, gestures and robot behaviors.