Sentence examples for transparent frame from inspiring English sources
"The Palace at 4 A.M". occupies a space bounded by Tinkertoy-like rods that make a transparent frame.
The string instruments provide a restrained, nearly transparent frame of rhythm and harmony, with glimmering obbligatos from the guitarra, but they always defer to the singer.
Balancing form and function, the keyboard offers a full-size key layout (including a number pad), soft-touch palm rest and a full roWith F-keys, as well as medits and volume-contransparentor instant command oframer enthetainment.
Combining style and functionality, the Gateway FHD2303L display was designed with a transparent frame that creates the illusion of a floating panel.
Table 1 presents an example of the 3D pose parameters of the calibration model, independently estimated by means of the single camera, Monte Carlo simulation, calibration procedure using the radiographically transparent frame.
His glasses have transparent frames and his sweater is too big for him.
The commission recalled pink Barbie Sunglasses, made by IMT that featured glitter floating in the transparent frames.
A general rule of thumb is to wear bolder, brighter eye colors with lightweight, transparent frames.
Focus Co-ordinates (mm); Translation Euler's angles (deg); Rotations Mean SD Figure 6 A real antero-postetior DVF of the calibration object (a): the radio-transparent frame attached below the vertebra and the inserted metallic markers are also visible; an equally oriented DRR (b) obtained by the CT 3D vertebra model is shown for comparison.
His neighbors in the Portofino marina were enjoying an early-evening aperitivo on the deck of the Ester III — an enormous vessel, with a helipad on top and a transparent-frame swimming pool on the lower deck, that had drawn admiring stares from pedestrians on the quay all afternoon.
This is vital in order to avoid the non-transparent framing of risk and benefit information, and the associated consequences of unintended or intended manipulation of risk information [ 11, 12].
