Sentence examples for use of silhouettes from inspiring English sources

As Bendall suggests, the use of silhouettes and blocks of colour are reminiscent of those fascinating Polish film posters exhibited at Cinéphilia West in London last year – particularly the ones for Blade Runner, Breakfast at Tiffany's, Raging Bull and Fight Club (the style has endured beyond the 70s).

It should be noted that although the EigenGait approach [18] makes use of silhouettes as well, a motion-based recognition approach is taken where features are extracted from the image self-similarity plots rather than from the silhouettes directly.

The use of silhouettes was validated to estimate 33 years prior body shape on 448 women, and showed that recalled silhouettes were overestimated by the thinnest girls and underestimated by normal/heavier girls (Must et al, 2002).

The watercolors are distinctive in their use of silhouette and blocky forms in which the color doesn't bleed.

The art direction on the Mrs Carter Show is nothing short of breathtaking, making awesome and repeated use of silhouette, of great white blocks of video screens, of live dancers interacting with video.

His work was often relatively posed and formal, but several of his less conventional images are marked by a distinctive use of silhouette.

He had a fondness for a dramatic use of silhouette, with images composed to show soldiers walking along a ridge against the light.

The Observers Kitty Empire highlighted the art direction of the show as "nothing short of breathtaking, making awesome and repeated use of silhouette, of great white blocks of video screens, of live dancers interacting with video".

Here we exemplify the use of Silhouette scores by comparing the performance of the TERMIPol, Therminator, KlenThermase and ThermoSequenase DNA polymerases in the Tag-array minisequencing system [ 2].

And we used lots of silhouettes – I love silhouettes".

It was the first work in her oeuvre that established her use of the silhouette, a thing she told New York Magazine art critic Jerry Saltz "kind of saved" her.