Sentence examples for third silhouette from inspiring English sources

As shown in Fig. 2, the first, second and third silhouette images were similar to the fourth, fifth and sixth images, respectively, for the 6 fps image sequences, and therefore the gait information that is included in the GEI at 6fps is smaller than that at 5 fps.

In February , 1969 for instance, following a segment in which Reasoner rather archly professed to be interested in buying the French-countryside estate of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, there ensued this colloquy: FIRST SILHOUETTE: If you'd been King of England in 1936, would you have given up the throne for the woman you loved?

However, we observed an increased risk of premenopausal breast cancer among women who chose the second silhouette at this age, with RRs of 1.35 (1.07–1.70), as compared to those choosing the first silhouette (Table 2).

Considering silhouette at menarche, we observed a weak increase in risk among women who chose the second silhouette (RR equal to 1.11 (1.02–1.21)), as compared with the first.

Negative trends in risk of breast cancer with increasing body silhouettes at age 8 and at menarche were observed, irrespective of menopausal status, with relative risks of 0.73 (0.53–0.99) and 0.82 (0.66–1.02) for women who reported a silhouette equal or greater than the fifth silhouette at age 8 and at menarche, respectively.

She had brought some slides of her first silhouettes.

The first silhouettes that Walker exhibited in New York were part of the "Selections 1994" show at the Drawing Center, in SoHo.

It had the feeling of clothes never before seen quite like this, even if the first silhouettes of skinny pants — but with hooded vests — touched on the geometry that the designer previously had drawn up for Balenciaga.

First, the silhouette was interesting.

One image captured her imagination: a nineteenth-century silhouette of a little black girl in profile.

(His high-contrast 1839 photograph of the Boulevard du Temple at 8 a.m. needed an exposure time of 20 to 30 minutes. It shows the first human silhouette ever captured by a camera).