Sentence examples for particular facial from inspiring English sources

He's not trying to do anything daring with this particular facial feature; it is subtle and leaves the real hard work to his eyes.

There is a particular facial expression that doctors adopt when faced with someone like Astrid, who is already exceeding the maximum dosage of steroids, who adheres to every piece of NHS advice, who is doing everything to get well and yet only seems to get worse.

This scheme depends on the variations of particular facial points distances corresponding to an AU.   2.

This response could reflect either categorical detection of faces or recognition of particular facial identities.

This scheme depends on the variations of particular facial points distances corresponding to an AU.

About 30% to 40% of genetic disorders, such as Cornelia de Lange and Apert syndromes, result in particular facial features, such as thick eyebrows and prominent foreheads.

Our own curious fashions come under scrutiny, in particular the facial piercings of one traveler.

In terms of 'commitment', that is, the amount of meaning potential that is committed in the process of instantiation (Painter and Martin 2011; Painter et al. 2013), the analysis has highlighted the important contribution of images to impart attitudinal meanings, in particular via facial expressions and body stance.

In particular, a facial reconstruction during the final episode showing what Jesus might have looked like garnered significant media attention.

'Good genes' sexual selection models predict female preferences for exaggerated masculine traits [36] and yet–surprisingly considerable variability in female preference for male faces has been documented both in respect of response to particular masculine facial traits and with regard to the hormonal state of the choosing individual across the menstrual cycle [32], [38].

In particular, the facial features with full cheeks and protruding philtrum appeared to be specific to UPD 14 pat and related conditions, and were recognizable from infancy through childhood.