- The
foreshortenings: 0 < v x , v y , v z . {\displaystyle 0<\;v_{x},\;v_{y},\;v_{z}\ .} Only for
suitable choices of
angles and
foreshortenings does...
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distance from the
observer increases, and that they are
subject to
foreshortening,
meaning that an object's
dimensions parallel to the line of
sight appear...
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Length contraction is the
phenomenon that a
moving object's
length is
measured to be
shorter than its
proper length,
which is the
length as
measured in...
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Morse code
abbreviations are used to
speed up
Morse communications by
foreshortening textual words and phrases.
Morse abbreviations are
short forms, representing...
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convincing sense of three-dimensionality. He emplo****
nudes and
foreshortenings in his figures. This had
seldom been done
before him. The name Masaccio...
- inventions, with
their powerful treatment of the nude and
arduous foreshortenings, were
striking in
their day.
Michelangelo is
claimed to have borrowed...
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axonometric projection in
which the
three coordinate axes
appear equally foreshortened and the
angle between any two of them is 120 degrees. The term "isometric"...
- of
Christ (also
known as the
Lamentation over the Dead Christ, The
Foreshortened Christ, or the Dead
Christ and
Three Mourners and
other variants) is...
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square board, from the player's
viewing angle the
perspective creates a
foreshortening of the board. The
added length compensates for this.
There are two main...
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Baroque and
Rococo art in
which trompe-l'œil,
perspective tools such as
foreshortening, and
other spatial effects are used to
create the
illusion of three-dimensional...
