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And in the end, a manually sculptured piece might actually be cheaper in labor and machine costs.

After developing a full prototype, he later showcased it to his employer, Sculptured Software, which helped him finish the development.

The object has to have lots of edges for the algorithm to match; sculptured surfaces like cars may not match well.

People who built it had an idea on how the urban living is supposed to be and sculptured that in concrete.

It fits a common narrative in that all humans are absolutely equal in mostly everything and can be sculptured like clay.

Singularly unique, sculptured in design, hand-crafted in Switzerland, and water resistant to three atmospheres.

I would much rather someone made a laptop with a keyboard with sculptured keys and reasonably full key travel.

The Utah Teapot was the first computer graphics object to be designed and rendered as sculptured surfaces, rather than as a set of polygons.

The drawbacks: The grip seemed a little slippery, even though it's sculptured.

These specialty-made coins are so finely sculptured that extreme details are noticeable.

I remember in the late ‘80s there was a tall sculptured column in Kufurtendam with Trabants poking into it all the way up.

GRiD's office in Mountain View used to be right across Garcia Ave from Sun Building 1, with big three dimensional sculptured letters of their logo in front.

Then the king, disguised, unknown, Stood before his sculptured name, Musing meekly: “What is fame?

* Impressing art dream: looking at ancient stone bridge, which was made of thousands of horses emerging out of each other like a wave (sculptured horses), similar to the painting from "The Great Wave" from Kanagawa.