But if the figurines are wooden, their superbly nuanced gestures are not.
Early on I decided to give Counterpoints a swing feel to unite the nuanced gestures of jazz soloist and large ensemble.
With her timeless young/old face (shades of Grace Kelly?), minutely nuanced gestures and pitch-perfect vocal inflections, Ronan is a walking miracle, one of the most intelligent and compelling screen presences of her generation.
But their aspirations to Gertrude Steinian sound patterns ("actions attract me, refraction, a fraction of her satisfaction, don't retract") soon become a somewhat numbing backdrop to Mr. Gee's simultaneous, beautifully nuanced gestures.
Later, screen capture snapshots were used to more closely examine educator and toddler's participation and identify nuanced gestures, movements, responses, gazes, relational positions, sustained activity and the wordless expressions of the infant-toddler subjects.
Her nuanced gestures grow larger as Aurora's confidence does.
The robots are constantly updated with nuanced emotions, gestures and back stories.
Lakshmi, a vibrant performer who was schooled in her mother's nuanced approach to gesture, was noted for her improvisation within Bharata Natyam's set forms.
Atit, Weisberg, Newcombe, and Shipley (2016 6 demonstrate the nuanced relationship between gesture and language in the context of learning topographic maps, an important and complex representational format for the geosciences.
Beyond controlling devices through more nuanced and natural gestures, rather than through a specific set of stylized actions, users could enable devices to auto-lock based on facial recognition technologies, or turn on and off depending on whether a user is looking at them.
