Sentences with phrase «whose appearance changes»

Also on Peugeot's Geneva show stand is the 208 XY, which gets trick «pulsion» paintwork whose appearance changes as you walk around it.

Also on Peugeot's Geneva show stand will be the 208 XY (pictured, purple), which gets trick «pulsion» paintwork whose appearance changes as you walk around it.

Not exact matches

Post-surgical matching is even harder for obvious reasons, says Kevin Bowyer, a computer scientist at the University of Notre Dame, Indiana, whose team developed the new system: «If someone has plastic surgery, they're trying to change the appearance of one or more parts of their face.»

The glow produces an artificial star whose change in appearance allows astronomers to measure atmospheric turbulence.

«The social environment will determine how visible you are to predators,» says Lancaster, an ecology graduate student at the University of California, Santa Cruz, whose finding is the first known instance in which a mother's hormones were found to change a fundamental aspect of her offspring's appearance.

Through studies of these bugs, whose bodies match the leaves the insects live on, researchers have found that although groups of the bug have evolved similar appearances, they achieved that mostly via different changes in their DNA.

Killer Joe casts McConaughey as a preening wolf let loose in the henhouse, a corrupt authority figure whose pristine appearance — in a realm where nobody seems to mind looking like death personified — and strange moral code mask a core of pure sadism that comes out in a gruesome, bleakly funny climax that will forever change the way audiences view fried chicken.

The Mercedes - Benz G - Class is a legendary off - roader whose appearance has little changed since its launch 1979.

Pomeranians are toy dogs whose appearance and functions changed in the course of time.

- reincarnated monsters are monsters who have lived long and whose appearance has changed - they are a rare encounter, and thus may also drop rare items - reincarnated monsters pictured in the magazine include the violent panda, golden cone, heart knight, and cactus gold - there are quests that task players with defeating reincarnated monsters

In her animation, Steinkamp adopts an overhead perspective that offers a view down through the undulating branches of a gently twisting tree, whose appearance continually changes as it cycles through the seasons.

In 1920, the Expressionist poet and critic Theodor Däubler contrasted the Egyptians, children of the sun, to the Israelites, whose migrations and adaptations he likened to the constantly changing appearance of the moon.