Sentence examples for canvas I from inspiring English sources
Cleaning tests were carried out on a 2 caseinsein layer on oil painting specimens laid on linen canvas: i) a preparatory ground (CaCO3/ linseed oil/ochre pigment); ii) a first paint layer (linseed oil/dark green pigment); iii) a second paint layer (casein medium binder/yellow ochre), on which the enzymes act.
In a way, it's as if they are investing in Beethoven's next symphony or Van Gogh's next canvas (i.e. the next Facebook).
Whatever the tailoring option, men's suits are either "full canvas"–i.e., handmade with a free-floating piece of material between the jacket's exterior fabric and interior lining–"fused" together with glue, or some combination of the two.
Recently, the concept of a molecular canvas (i.e., a molecular nanobreadboard) was introduced, whereby single-stranded DNA (ssDNA) oligomers, called DNA bricks, self-assemble to form origami-like structures without the need for long scaffold strands.
Do Format Column Width 1.51" for the actual horizontal width of your painting (canvas), i.e. if your canvas is 20" wide, select columns A T and then do the Format menu command.
Do Format Row Height 1.44" for the actual vertical height of your painting (canvas), i.e. if it is 16" high, select rows R1 R16 and then do the Format menu command.
When I wake up now, I examine my canvas and I let it take me to where I am happiest, just building.
Carrying a filtration pump and a canvas waterskin, I followed what I thought was the path to the pool, which I knew wasn't more than two hundred feet from the refugio, and I immediately got lost in the fog.
So, at a 2-day retreat this past August, with help from a business consultant, I introduced our team to the "business model canvas" that I had learned through I-Corps.
I now had a blank canvas where I could envision all of the things I truly wanted to be.
Then those things come out naturally when I compose my larger works on canvas, and I am more able to subvert them because I am not looking directly at a photograph.
