Sentence examples for visual transformations from inspiring English sources

Could the import of the invented mythology be too great, in Lucas's mind, for him to subject it to the ambiguities of visual transformations?

Although Peter Adamm Chanler-Berat), who gets to the point of takeoff, never actually flies in the show, the directors' many inventive visual transformations banish gravity so adroitly that we feel as though he does.

Children may be more open-minded as audiences than the adults who accompany them but they expect certain routines: rude noises, wiggly bottoms, a man with a knotted handkerchief on his head, clumsy walks, visual transformations and at least one explosion which makes them jump though they feign nonchalance.

So it's possible the company might be interested in tech that can power visual transformations for fun and fashion-based purposes — such as by being able to add real-time effects to people's faces and bodies during an Echo Show videocall, for example, a la Snapchat selfie lenses.

Most of the works are also interactive thanks to embedded sensors that cause the holograms to react to viewers or undergo visual transformations when triggered by participants, like in the piece A Point Just Passed (below).

ZGRViewer (40) is an advanced graph visualization software based on the Zoomable Visual Transformation Machine (ZVTM) particularly suitable for large networks.

His work combines seductive storytelling with visual transformation.

This series charts, again with mug shots, a progressive visual transformation from a teary-eyed child into a serious adult.

Style-wise, the film is equally uncompromising, and since Oscar glory generally requires actors to undergo a complete visual transformation, the cast of Spotlight should be a shoo-in.

Visual transformation aside, Mr. Law's commitment to the brooding, near-animalistic intensity of the role impresses most, as if a film star whose stage forays of late have tended toward the decorative were in fact reinventing himself from the inside out.

A simple indicator for successful formation of micelles typically used in the experiments is the dramatic visual transformation of the system from a milky dispersion (emulsion) to a transparent one (micellar nanocrystal dispersion), thanks to the nanometer size (typical diameter 30 40 nm) of the micelles.