Sentence examples for schematic silhouette from inspiring English sources
Many studies used schematic silhouette drawings developed by Singh (1993), which were extensively criticized for their poor realism and therefore unreliable results (Rilling et al., 2009; Tovée et al., 1999).
Digital manipulation of silhouettes can potentially be the best approach, yet previous studies of this sort embodied several serious methodological weaknesses: Many studies used schematic silhouette drawings developed by Singh (1993 ), which were extensively criticized for their poor realism and therefore unreliable results (Rilling et al., 2009 ; Tovée et al., 1999 ).
Inter-study disagreement on the role of WHR in female attractiveness and the relative importance of WHR and BMI arguably results from methodological variation and weaknesses, including the use of schematic silhouette drawings of a poor realism or of photographs of real women without having controlled for all of the confounders.
We see them in airports, hospitals and government buildings, in waiting rooms and bathrooms, on exits and entrances: schematic silhouettes of men, women and children.
And the reverse is also true: his great silkscreens begun in 1962 show a "designer's intelligence", and, as Benjamin Buchloh has written, his Pop art carries over traits of his commercial illustration: "extreme close-up fragments and details, stark graphic contrasts and silhouetting of forms, schematic simplification and, most important, rigorous serial composition".
Two walls painted with schematic metal-gray mountain vistas and a few gray metal silhouettes suggest Bauhaus design and idealism, while the work's title implies the deleterious effects of factory work: "The Views Imagined by the Workers After They Stopped Producing Cars".
First, the silhouette was interesting.
The fable can feel schematic.
