Sentence examples for silhouette view from inspiring English sources

By John Updike The New Yorker, November 9 , 1963P. 54 Monsieur Etienne de Silhouette View Article John Updike contributed fiction, poetry, essays, and criticism to The New Yorker for a half century.

It spans fiction and non-fiction, but the cover generally features a partially clothed woman with long black hair, either in silhouette, or viewed from behind.

A reasonably accurate initialisation of the 3D model S is computed as follows: we consider the top view silhouette and fit a rectangle to it.

In "Alpha," two young men cross paths in the street, but one, completely darkened to a silhouette, could be viewed as the wayward shadow of the other.

In "Alpha," two young men cross paths, but one, darkened to a silhouette, could be viewed as the wayward shadow of the other.

At unpredictable intervals, natural light casts silhouettes of the view on the museum's terrace outside the window — notably, of a sculpture of a dark star by Frank Stella — onto the screen, collapsing dimensions and fusing inner and outer space.

Thus the ability to efficiently extract target silhouettes and the simplicity of silhouette-based shape representation motivates us to use the silhouette for multi-view target representation.

The presentation and the images were created in such a way that each of the profile silhouette images, when viewed on the monitor, had the same dimensions as a normal human head, based on an average lower facial height, reducing the potential effect of image size on observer perception.

The above-mentioned data enabled estimation of the anteroposterior dimensions and body volume between the breasts and knees for any rear-view silhouette.

The waist circumference of the woman depicted in a rear-view silhouette was calculated as the perimeter of the ellipse determined by the width and depth of the woman's body at the level of narrowest waist (Fig.  1).

We modeled the breast-knee region of the female body as an orderly vertical pile of 99 cylinders with irregular bases as obtained by horizontal sections of this region at 100 levels (Fig.  1), and determined how the size and shape of this region in a rear-view silhouette translates to the volume (and weight) of this body part.