Sentences with phrase «human features»

My hands and face were burning as though my skin would shed all trace of human features.

Yet having encountered this fantastic tree with human features, readers can no longer look upon real trees as mere objects meant only for our manipulation.

Hopefully, in further work he may yet strengthen this facet of his philosophy so as to give adequate recognition to the distinctly human features of man's existence.

How much has technology helped to create better, more realistic human features, and how much is due to your own craft?

The second book has the same approach — babies are wired to seek out the features of human faces, and will be drawn to any realistic or artistic representation of basic human features.

Among the genetic changes that have happened over the course of human evolution, only a few might be responsible for the rise of distinct human features.

Our variability in response to food is one of the unique human features we each possess as individuals.

In my artwork I have created my own cartoon - like characters with human features.

How much has technology helped to create better, more realistic human features, and how much is due to your own craft?

Though these are 600 to 800 years old, the custom of incorporating human features in vessels that could also be functional clearly resonates with Upritchard's Harlequin Vase with Face.

dolls or animals rather than other humans feature as companions with their almost human - like but dumb, false understanding.

A useful example for understanding this distinctively human feature of desire is the fact of excess.

Despite her only human features being her face and hands, Ava is more human than more recent AI creations.

For example, in Portrait Triptych (Study), 1974, and Modern Art I and II (Studies), 1994, Lichtenstein explores what happens when recognizable human features become fragmented or simplified to geometric shapes.

In central Africa, an unassuming little lizard has evolved a spectacular and oddly human feature of gestation: a complex placenta.

The wide birth canal of the Busidima pelvis is its most obviously human feature, Simpson says.

The ancient skull is butting up against theories of human evolution because of its incredible antiquity and unexpected human features.

Some of the these essentially human features include hairlessness, bipedalism, subcutaneous fat, voluntary control of breathing, and a descended larynx, which makes speech possible.

«Cooperative breeding was the prequel to the main human feature film,» says Hrdy, «and that is language, cumulative culture and high - level cooperation.»

Leading her body and Wanda into the desert, The Host now introduces us to a hideout of rebellious humans featuring Jared (Max Irons, «Red Riding Hood «-RRB-, whom Melanie was in love with, and her little brother, Jamie (Chandler Canterbury, «A Bag of Hammers «-RRB-.

He also drew inspiration from some of his favorite artists like the Irish painter, Francis Bacon, whose paintings of tormented human features greatly influenced his part in creating the demonic inhabitants of Silent Hill.

It is home to the Na «vi, a race of tall, thin cat - like beings with distinctly human features whose holiest spot sits above a rich deposit of unobtainium, the most valuable mineral in the universe.

Human features like pores, Johnson's tattoos, Efron's ripped physique and the female features, arrive with stunningly beautiful results.

Beards are a decidedly human feature, but fabulous facial hair is not restricted to mankind.

To these Holstad adds drawn elements, poetically emphasizing or dramatizing human features both imagined and real.

Employed widely across both private and public sectors, this technology uses algorithms to remember, track and identify human features, rendering «data portraits» whose use ranges from recognizing the familiar visages of friends on Facebook to spotting the mug of a wanted criminal.

Obsessed with history and storytelling, Diana's drawings explore partial and fractured human features swarmed by decorative detail.

All Too Human features London - based artists including Lucian Freud and Francis Bacon alongside rarely seen work from their contemporaries including Frank Auerbach and Paula Rego.

He ended up painting a distorted human face with different elements of human features colliding together as a cubist melange.

Scholl's drawing Peeping Tom is simultaneously beautiful and grotesque; flora, fauna, and human features collapse into each other in an endless cycle of growth and decay.

As you walk around them, suggestions of human features begin to emerge, so rough that they could almost seem accidental were it not for the titles — Arm (1981), Head without Arm II (1985), New Læsø - Head (1984).

In the totemic floor sculptures, Olson situates roughly hewn, hand built ceramic forms of generalized human features upon two tiered steel stands.

Curated by Toronto - based independent curator, artist, and all - round creative force Camilla Singh, Ineffable Plasticity: the experience of being human features works by Mat Brown, Sherri Hay, Faith La Rocque, Jordan MacLachlan, Anders Oinonen, and Susy Oliveira.

and its many absurdly optimistic and thus entirely human features.

Students observe and document natural and human features in their locale (during a walk around the neighborhood or a trip downtown, for example), and evaluate the impact of changes made by humans, such as the leveling of an area for a subdivision or the damming of a local stream or river.

Her only other human features are pretty hands grasping at her foil chest, pearls between fingers.

But you see these humanists or rationalists who seem to hate this distinctively human feature.

DC will attempt to market Cyborg, based on a Justice League member whose only recognizable human features are three - quarters of a face, in 2020.

The works can be organized into the following groups: anthropomorphism (imbuing the form of an animal or inanimate object with human features or behaviors), biomorphism (having a nonrepresentational form or pattern that resembles a living organism), and rhizomorphism (comprising a root - like structure).

This week, Ford Motor Company and the Metro Detroit Salvation Army unveiled a new custom Ford Transit Connect with distinctly human features.

Organized by Public Art Fund, the exhibition will feature bronze works that «may first look like giant, tactile lumps,» as Carol Vogel of The New York Times writes, «but on closer inspection each has a form reminiscent of human features.»

With humans features and senses just like on earth while we were living on it.

This would be a good image to use on a gun range, where shooters can see the outline of a human head with no human features to disturb them as they practice aiming to kill.

Those who were more concerned with the biblical story, and those whose theology required Jesus» full humanity, insisted that Jesus was not lacking in any human feature.

The last big find was made by Berger in 2008: at nearby Malapa, he discovered two partial skeletons of a previously unknown species with a strange mix of apelike and human features — the 2 - million - year - old Australopithecus sediba.

And although its anatomical details have yet to be published in detail, Clarke says Little Foot appears to be somewhat closer to later humans than Lucy: While its skull is primitive like Lucy's, its hands are more modern, and its feet have both apelike and human features.

Australopithecus individuals had a mixture of ape and human features.

It seems a ton of work goes into the hair, which is incredibly photorealistic, but the rest of the human features are pretty lame.