Sentence examples similar to shape a contour from inspiring English sources

However this set of basic shapes can model a wide range of shapes, including contours supported on a cone.

It shaped its contours as a global health initiative.

The second step is to detect the white rectangle shape using a contour-based approach within the red rectangle area (the blue rectangle shape in Figure 2).

He did not mention that, as chief justice, he would have a mighty hand in shaping the contours of the strike zone.

Five debates over the last six weeks have played a central role in shaping the contours of the race and forming the perceptions of the candidates.

I turned around and there was a kind of a gray, clay figure on a screen of me, with all of the shapes and contours.

It is impossible to imagine Palestinians accepting a "state" shaped by the contours of Israel's wall, disconnected not only from East Jerusalem but even from parts of itself.

Before Watergate and the collapse of Vietnam, there existed an American Establishment, a bipartisan group of bankers, politicians and journalists who shaped the contours of national opinion.

In the video we see waves of evolving digital forms, shapes and contours that don't maintain the same color for more than a blink.

"A lot of the motivations for the images are formal; certain shapes and contours suggest themselves, then repeat, lurking and moving through to subsequent images.

An artist shapes the contours of dark wood-grain chairs with resin to create an optical illusion of disappearing furniture.