At the wedding, Robert arranges for the narrator, Caesar, Sonia, and himself to be photographed together; the pose points up his delusion that he's marrying the daughter of Caesar's mistress, following in his father's footsteps.
Lord Kitchener is to appear on a £2 coin, marking the outbreak of the first world war, in familiar pose, pointing his finger above the written plea, "Your country needs YOU".
But when the question was posed point-blank to four cultural critics from New York magazine at the Public Theater on Monday night, they struggled to muster resoundingly jingoistic responses.
Over the years, Dr. Pomeroy quizzed some 8,000 people about their sex lives in much the same way that Kinsey had questioned him, posing point-blank queries that conveyed no hint of judging.
She'd strike a pose on point on one beat, then twist the angle of her shoulders — drastically, unforgettably, so that you felt the whole texture of her torso — on the next note.
Children climb on them, languid young women recline, muscled men try to chin and those looking for a photo op -- and there are many -- don't simply pose or point but lean, crawl in or embrace.
This method can be briefly divided into five procedures: feature processing loop, pose estimation, point tracking, triangulation, and bundle adjustment.
To pose Rodgers' point in its most provocative way, who has done more to eradicate poverty and suffering in the Third World, Bill Gates or Mother Teresa?
When defining the generic set of the visible FFPs for each pose, a point is excluded as occluded in the generic set of visible FFPs if it is occluded in the face of a certain individual.
This dancer here poses on point in black tights and tutu on the Brooklyn Bridge walkway and flamboyantly stretches one leg high before her.
