pose
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- noun
- /poʊz/
- Specialized
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posición y orientación
- The faithful copy of Michelangelo's cartoon by da Sangallo shows nineteen men, drawn in various poses and larger than life.
- pose estimation
- bone pose
So you can create a control net face pose that's always like this.
- So you can create a control net face pose that's always like this.
Examples
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As it is the most challenging pose, it's also the most important pose in all of yoga.
Blog text (9) -
We keep this pose, staring at the clock and our faces, for several minutes, until I finally turn away.
Fiction book (1992) -
Get the digital sculpture 3D printed in the pose of your choice.
Blog text (4) -
And when you're ready, step back into Plank pose, and down into Cobra.
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In robotics, we need to accurately calculate the pose of the sensor to ensure precise navigation.
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The artist captured the model's pose perfectly, highlighting the fluidity of their movements.
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During the dance rehearsal, the director adjusted the dancers' poses to create a more dynamic composition.
Synonyms
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8.1
The position of a plane or spacecraft compared to the horizon
Surface Forms
Etymology
Pose comes from the old French poser and the Latin ponere, meaning 'to put' or 'place'. In robotics a pose is the object's placed position and direction in space, so it names exactly where and how the object is 'put'.