anamorphosis उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. With mirror anamorphosis, a conical or cylindrical mirror is placed on the drawing or painting to transform a flat distorted image into a three-dimensional picture that can be viewed from many angles.
2. The 2009 video game " Batman : Arkham Asylum " has a series of riddles posed by the classic Batman antagonist The Riddler, the solution of which is based on perspective anamorphosis.
3. The distorted perspectives of anamorphosis have been explored in art since the sixteenth century, when Hans Holbein the Younger incorporated a severely distorted skull in his 1553 painting " The Ambassadors ".
4. Dali's use of anamorphosis is seen at its eeriest in the 1933 painting " Myself at the Age of 10 When I Was the Grasshopper's Child ( Castration Complex ) ."
5. In addition, Leonardo is credited with the first use of anamorphosis, the use of a " perspective " to produce an image that is intelligible only with a curved mirror or from a specific vantage point.
6. :When you are looking at a painting, it is essentially a two-dimensional representation, and you are generally supposed to view it from head on ( not to enter into any discussion of anamorphosis.
7. Marcel Duchamp was interested in anamorphosis, and some of his installations are " visual paraphrases " of anamorphoses ( See " The Bride Stripped Bare by Her Bachelors, Even / The Large Glass " ).
8. In his online talks Hurwitz explains that this is a function of processing power and that whilst painting is possible in a mirror, three dimensional anamorphosis could only have come into being with the advent of powerful computers.
9. According to the different angles the mirrors make with each other, the representations will be different; if the mirrors are at an angle greater than a right one, the images will be immense . ( see anamorphosis)
10. A potential refutation was provided in July 2003 : Jean-Paul Delahaye showed that Bayes'formula introduces " probabilistic anamorphosis ", and demonstrated that Bayes'formula is prone to misleading errors made in good faith by its users.