oblique view

The port on the other side gave an oblique view back toward the Habitat.

This gave her an oblique view of the words.

This was taken from a high point and offers an oblique view of the marquee on your building.

Some rooms have an oblique view of the sea.

B1) Left anterior oblique view taken nearly at the same instant.

We could indeed see past the end of Long Island, but it was an oblique view to the northeast.

From this oblique view, its lone passenger was visible when she alighted.

The game is set in a castle presented in a scrolling, oblique view.

Shifting can similarly be used to photograph "around" an object, such as a building support in a gallery, without producing an obviously oblique view.

A1) Right anterior oblique view taken at end systole.

Subcolumellaris is very close to basal furrow, visible in an oblique view.

The maitre d' sat him two tables away and Simbal chose a seat with an oblique view.

The playwright gives us only oblique views of Harry, his act of betrayal and its aftermath, though they are the play's center.

The base, a giant ringworm on the smooth skin of the steppe, was visible enough even at the greater distance an oblique view gave.

This is an oblique view.

Oblique view of the facade and entrance to the Se, or Cathedral, Silves.

The compartment gave only an oblique view of the altar, which perhaps accounted for the distinct murmur of conversation behind the grille.

The next slide showed an oblique view of an enormous warship, broad, with huge decks and a complex superstructure rising like a pyramid amidships.

Twice before she had seen him only in oblique views, several times she had seen grainy photos in the newspaper.

In radiology, oblique view of skull, to establish better views for petrous bone, bony labyrinth and internal auditory canal.

Frontal sinuses (oblique view)

Oblique view of Gale Crater from the Northwest (Unannotated)

The relatively rigid poses of figures relaxed, and asymmetrical turning positions and oblique views became common, and deliberately sought.

This is sometimes called a planometric or plan oblique view, and allows freedom to choose any suitable angle to present the most useful view of an object.

Each crypt consists of a superficial, longitudinal segment and a sonvoluted deep segment, the second usually appearing in transverse or oblique view on cut sections.