Sentence examples for shapes of familiar from inspiring English sources
Have you ever spent a lazy day on a blanket in the middle of a summer meadow, staring up at the sky, watching the clouds drift by, and imagining them take the shapes of familiar things?
Blue's Clues was the first cutout animation series for preschoolers, and resembled a storybook in its use of primary colors and its simple construction paper shapes of familiar objects with varied colors and textures.
Blue's Clues was the first animated series for preschoolers that utilized simple cut-out construction paper shapes of familiar objects with a wide variety of colors and textures, resembling a storybook.
No segment lasts for more than a few seconds, so just when you're starting to settle into the shape of a familiar melody, it's pulled out from under you.
"The Seaboard" has the shape of a familiar keyboard, but the keys are made from a flexible, soft material.
The first version, marked Mässig, has no introduction, although "the shape of the familiar introduction is already adumbrated in a seven-bar postlude".
In these films, Berkeley breaks the order of familiar shapes and figures, from the face of the city to the human face to the very notion of identity, into a surging cinematic molecular flow of hidden forces and abstract energies that suggests an other-world coextensive with the one that appears to the eye.
Certain curves, certain dark spots, certain proportions – the subtle reasoning of the neural network mirrors our own intuitive recognition of familiar shapes and colors.
The notion of trademark protection for three-dimensional products and packaging is relatively new, and cases defending the sanctity of familiar shapes can be long, expensive and inconclusive.
As a control, we used shape trials with 100 pairs of familiar same or different shapes filled with the standard grey used in the brightness matching experiment (" Introduction " section, Fig. 1 e, f).
Principal components can be difficult to interpret in terms of familiar shape concepts, and we sought to define what aspect of lobe shape mPC1 describes in this cross.
