Sentence examples for confounding space from inspiring English sources

The premise of this pleasurably confounding space, whose official launch will take place tonight from 5 p.m. - 7 30 p.m., is: If we know that art is good for us, how can we learn to use it for our own good?

Since at least the founding of the Republic we have been concealing failure from ourselves with newness.... Thus for generations we have dwelt in a self-created urban wilderness of time and space, confounding ourselves with its lusty growth and rising to periodic alarms in the night.

Conversely the past positive findings might be due to chance or explained by confounding between green space and other factors associated with physical activity such as socio-economic status or better access to leisure facilities.

Space allowances were 80, 100, 133 or 200 m2 per head in Experiment 1 and 50, 67, 100 or 200 m2 per head in Experiment 2. Confounding of space allowance and grazing pressure was avoided by the use of a rotational grazing system.

Local Democratic parties are confronting a problem in the Trump era that is as confounding as it is unexpected: space.

In this spirit, his innovations included the contradictory practices of painting flatness-inducing letters and words, and depth-creating trompe l'oeil nails and other details (with shadows) that so confound Cubist space.

We found ample evidence of a potential for confounding factors when estimating the relationship between birth spacing and mortality in these survey data.

The color confusion axes are lines in the color space in which color-blind subjects have worse discrimination by confounding the saturated color with a level of gray.

Framed within finite dimensions that glow in endless luminescence, the works of Chul Hyun Ahn confound our understanding of space.

Multidisciplinary contemporary artist Daniel Arsham "makes architecture do things it is not supposed to do, mining everyday experience for opportunities to confuse and confound our expectations of space and form".

In addition, we assessed the potential for confounding in the within-mother analysis by examining the association between birth spacing and parity.