Sentence examples for raised from the surface from inspiring English sources

The process is the reverse of relief printing, in which the image is raised from the surface of the plate.

Its rendering made heavy use of an embedded LISP-like shading language to generate the 3-dimensional stone texture, control the placement of the peacocks on the box, increase the specular reflectivity of the blue spots in the peacocks' tails, and perform bump mapping to give those spots the appearance of being raised from the surface.

It features a visually open and spacious keyboard design with keys raised from the surface.

To minimize the damage to the prints, fibres already raised from the surface or partially detached were selected.

However, these horizontal graphene sheets do not collapse in a uniform and completely flat manner, as can be seen in Fig. 1b where some of the sheets have edges raised from the surface that appear brighter in the image (owing to charging effects) and show some of the sheet boundaries.

In addition, the subdial may be raised from the surface of the watch, instead of flush with its face, or may be positioned incorrectly.

Roads in the county of Buckinghamshire are almost universally surfaced in tarmac and are smooth, with any speed bumps raised from the road surface in a variety of designs and elevations.

The scales of fish, the projecting spines of echinoderms (e.g., sea urchins), the minute needlelike structures (spicules) of sponges, and the tubes of hydroids, all raised from the body surface, are similary protective.

The strings are traditionally cut and raised from the fibrous surface of the bamboo tube itself, although a contemporary form also exists that instead uses bicycle brake cables for strings to give the instrument a punchier sound.

The micropipette is raised from the substrate surface, re-positioned, and the cell is expelled at a desired location.

In these prints — like one in the show from "Visions of the Daughters of Albion" — the color looks mottled and mossy, slightly raised from the paper's surface.