Sentence examples for popular appearance from inspiring English sources
His most popular appearance comes when the new rector is installed.
While few would seriously suggest reintroducing some of these tactics into a context in which there is a popular appearance of a democracy – hollow though it is – the rewriting of history to exclude them serves a purpose.
Bonds notably added #onlyinthebay as a possible reference to both his friend's sudden love affair with the phenom of "glassing" and the popular appearance of such head gear in Silicon Valley.
According to the website of a premiere surgical practioneer of obg/gyn plastic surgery, "The Barbie or Smooth look is the most requested technique of labial surgery... and the most popular appearance wanted on the West Coast".
The success of the Food Network on cable television, as well as the popular appearances made by celebrity chefs on QVC, has expanded the market for TV-ready chefs.
In the past year, Deitch Projects has sponsored wildly popular appearances by the Scissor Sisters (three gay men, one straight man, and one straight woman), Fischerspooner (Warren Fischer and Casey Spooner's glam-rock ensemble), and the Dazzle Dancers (whose dazzling includes rampant glitter and what a droll aunt of mine used to call nudal frontity).
GEI, the average silhouette in the complete gait cycle(s), is a popular appearance-based gait representation method [24].
The Active Shape Models (ASM) [14] and Active Appearance Models (AAM) [15] are two popular appearance-based methods with statistical face models to prevent locating inappropriate feature points.
Many popular appearance-based methods such as local binary pattern (LBP), local directional pattern (LDP) and local ternary pattern (LTP) have been proposed for this task and have been proven both accurate and efficient.
Keith Clifford was added following three popular guest appearances on the show.
After Mo'Nique made popular guest appearances on the television show Moesha in 1999 and 2000, a spin-off series was created for her character.
