Sentence examples for sense of framing from inspiring English sources
Star, gets sexier, displaying Tomanova's natural sense of framing and lighting the human body.
But Peele's sense of framing, as well as the visual spectacle that is the film's "Sunken Place" motif, is impossible to look away from even on repeated viewings.
"With stop-frame images you see all this stuff that you didn't see before, because of your built-in sense of framing". From these images the artist composes his drawings and paintings--pastels and acrylics on black paper and acrylics on gesso-treated panels.
The show's visual sense of framing is top-notch, Michael Stuhlbarg and Mary Elizabeth Winstead nearly vanish in their roles and it must be noted that Carrie Coon's impressive performance as local cop Gloria Burgle is taking place while Coon's other current acting achievement, on HBO's The Leftovers, is airing as well.
The proposed scheme can lead to a superior performance in the sense of frame error rate (FER), which improves as the power allocation ratio increases.
The truth is rather that they were in revolt against attempts to explain the physical world by appeals to principles that could not be perceived by the senses; and instead of framing new "objective" explanations, they attempted to explain things, where explanation was required, by introducing the perceiver as one element in the perceptual situation.
It is a sense of identity framed against a scary other.
A deep sense of loyalty framed Ventura's decision to succeed his old teammate Ozzie Guillen, even though he had never considered managing before the White Sox offered the job.
LPA-ICI based filtering technique performs significantly better both is sense of depth frame and rendered frame visual quality.
It's seriously good, a kind of logical crossing of Morton Feldman and Mr. Jarrett, with her own touch and strong sense of compositional organization framing the soloing.
Using a precise sense of cutting and framing to describe the disintegration of a group of college friends threatened by a flesh-eating virus, "Cabin Fever" promises to be the beginning of a substantial Hollywood career.
