Sentence examples for surface of a picture from inspiring English sources

It takes the eye of a professional with long experience to evaluate the actual state of the paint surface of a picture under these circumstances.

Its high-definition photographs of great paintings, created in collaboration with places like the National Gallery in London and the Uffizi in Florence, allow you to zoom in to study the ridges and drips and brushmarks on the surface of a picture – to appreciate the texture, not simply the iconic image, of a work of art.

The pictorial cues in the scene may signal variations in depth but binocular disparity cues signal, correctly, that the observer is looking at the flat surface of a picture.

The sudden surfacing of a picture of Obama in traditional Somali dress; the charge that he had plagiarized his friend and advisor, Governor Patrick Deval Senator Clintonn's recent incensed discovery of leaflets circulating in Ohio exaggerating her support for NAFTA -- all of this is trivial in relation to the hit parade that is coming.

As perceptual/evaluative dimensions, stream view type, percent of water surface in a picture, rate of selecting water as a subject for photography, and verbally described features of water are used for analysis.

Radar measurements of the distance from the satellite to the sea surface provided a picture of the shape of the Earth that was accurate to a few centimetres once the effects of waves and tides had been removed.

The tight spacing of control sites on the eNOS surface paints a picture of a system in which eNOS is at the junction of many signalling pathways and is an active node in the resulting network.

The cations can be observed in a similarly structured manner around the CO2, but these regions of interaction cover its whole surface; thus, a picture of a cation cage emerges.

A tiny boat hovers on the surface of the picture like a splotchy swipe of diluted ink.

When corrected for wave heights and tides, the repeated pinging of the ocean surface builds up a picture of its overall topography, its bumps and valleys.

Hayabusa, as the bird is known in Japanese, streaked through the night sky of southern Australia to deliver to Earth what researchers hope will be the first sample of rock collected from the surface of an asteroid.As the picture suggests, most of the craft burned up on re-entry.