bounding造句

A closed curve bounding a plane area.

The biggest Lion of all came bounding towards him.

I often have such moments of bounding, vehement courage.

While they were talking, the fawn came bounding in, looking quite well and happy.

The efficiency of updating AABB bounding volume tree is one of the bottlenecks of collision detection algorithms using AABB trees.

It achieves auto-adapted division of the vertexes cluster by controlling cluster division based on the bounding-box smoothness.

Although the bounding box is a polygon defining the area represented for the user, I simplify and use one point of this data.

Quite a lot of Nuke one remains in Nuke, including a lot of terms about channels and bounding boxes and how clipping behaves.

Obviously, it is necessary to bring molecular reproduction, metabolism and something like a lipid bounding membrane and reproduction of a protocell together.

At every step that Edmond took he disturbed the lizards glittering with the hues of the emerald; afar off he saw the wild goats bounding from crag to crag.

His giant mastiff came bounding out, looked between the marble pilings of the rail, and cocked his head to one side. He seemed to grin. He was looking right at us.

The sensational fight between Yen and Hui begins in a courtyard, sends them bounding across the rooftops of village huts and ends in a pen of teeming, restless oxen.