Sentence examples for asymmetrical line from inspiring English sources

The first, title track, which he wrote, begins with an asymmetrical line in the left hand, and a darting, lithe one in the right.

The distinguishing ornamental characteristic of Art Nouveau is its undulating, asymmetrical line, often taking the form of flower stalks and buds, vine tendrils, insect wings, and other delicate and sinuous natural objects; the line may be elegant and graceful or infused with a powerfully rhythmic and whiplike force.

The best fit of the experimental ODMR spectra was obtained using three following components (Fig. 4): for the composites H and M two symmetrical lines with g ~ 1.93, ΔH = 6 мT (LK2) and g ~ 1.85, ΔH = 5 мT (LK3) and one asymmetrical line with g||~ 2.075, g ⊥ ~ 1.945, ΔH = 4 мT (LK1) while for the composite L the parameters of the second symmetric Gaussian are g ~ 1.83, ΔH = 5 мT (LK3').

"A chunky body with asymmetrical lines shown in bold fashion hues seemed to do the trick".

With their clerestory-shaped roofs and asymmetrical lines, they were no match for Holden's station architecture.

For more than a century, the entrances have epitomized Art Nouveau style, which is characterized by sinuous asymmetrical lines based on organic forms.

Louche, erotic moves shiver on the edge of rapture; deformed, asymmetrical lines resolve into unexpected classical clarity; raw energy crystallises into finely crafted structure.

Also shown in vachetta leather and in a minty woven jacquard, the asymmetrical lines on this shoe makes the foot look especially lean and elegant.

But the lines were meant to be sung, and they carry Mr. Adès's music well, especially the asymmetrical lines, which allow him to indulge his penchant for meter that shifts by the measure.

Most authors have fitted the first-order experimental Raman band to an asymmetrical line-shape first proposed by Richter et al. [5] and then modified by Campbell et al. [6].

Take a guided tour to see the asymmetrical lines, curving balconies, teak floors and other distinctive details that personalise his creation.