Sentence examples for conceived relationships from inspiring English sources

The chronological exhibition of 41 monumental "Installation Drawings" and nearly 30 notebooks, as well as four films, illustrates how Mr. Serra's work has expanded the definition of drawing through innovative techniques, unusual media, monumental scale, and carefully conceived relationships to surrounding architectural spaces.

show[s] how Serra's work has expanded the definition of drawing through innovative techniques, unusual media, monumental scale, and carefully conceived relationships to surrounding spaces.

The shots don't seem to have been conceived in relationship to one another, giving the whole project the jittery, disoriented feel of a 101-minute music video.

But unlike Judd's work in steel and concrete, where endurance is central to form, Burnham's buildings — elaborately engineered and carefully conceived in relationship to each other — are simultaneously substantial and ephemeral; with army-green canvas roofs tied by nylon ropes, it's obvious that these stilted structures are cast as provisional.

This is because he conceived this relationship as one of perfect equality and reciprocity between the spouses.

Yoko had conceived the relationship between Caim and Angelus as a parasitic one, with Caim as the host, but Iwasaki wanted to create a different type of romance and instead wrote their relationship as a love story.

They conceived the relationship building as an important outcome.

Second, continuing changes in key factors and their interactions make conceiving of relationships and delivering synthesizable data impossible.

Incorporating philosophical arguments, critical and political agendas, understandings of landscape refer us to different ways that we conceive the relationships between subjectivity, identity, vision, environment, representation, and embodied experience.

Metaphor causes us to undertake a "reconceptualization," in Noga-les's formulation, as we re-conceive of relationships between terms to privilege certain traits while devaluing others (9 10ff).

The Sociable City investigates the history of how American society has conceived of urban relationships and considers how these ideas have shaped the cities in which we live.