Richard III's reconstructed head can't do anything much except stare, which is probably why his looks still menace.
The app captures video footage for 20 seconds as the phone is moved around a person's head, and the video is processed by an Internet server to reconstruct the head's 3-D shape.
It was possible to reconstruct a head of Christ, which shows some stylistic affinity with Carolingian manuscript paintings and probably dates from the 9th, 10th, or 11th century.
Tells about the work of forensic anthropologist James Chatters and sculptor Tom McClelland in reconstructing the head from the skull.
This clinical study assessed a pedicled supraclavicular fasciocutaneous island flap (SFIF) based on the transverse cervical artery that was extended to include shoulder skin for reconstructing the head and neck.
"THE WOMAN WHO WASN'T THERE," a documentary being shown Tuesday night at 8 on Investigation Discovery, reconstructs Ms. Head's deception through film clips and interviews with some of the real survivors whom she convinced.
Dawson, an amateur paleontologist, collected the fragments and, with Sir Arthur Smith of the British Museum, reconstructed a head that seemed to indicate a new type of hominid, with the jaw of an ape and the cranium of a man: it was presumed to be the missing link.
García-Bellido and Collins [ 6] followed Bruton and Whittington [ 7] in reconstructing the head of Leanchoilia superlata as comprising three appendage-bearing segments, while L. illecebrosa (a supposed sister species) was reconstructed with four [ 10].
To reconstruct real life head injury accidents resulting from falls using multibody modelling software, with the aim of comparing simulation output to injuries sustained.
The man he recommends, Ananda Udugama, has been reduced to working in the gem mines and is now a hopeless drunk; but it is he alone, Palipana insists, who will be able to reconstruct a human head from Sailor's skull.
