The revised interior, with its sober geometry -- circles, converging lines and adjoining planes -- is a big improvement.
The surfaces of clothed bodies are enlivened by intricate schemes of folds and pleats and highlights in regular patterns of reiterated parallel and converging lines.
The task of pursuing three armies retiring in a vast and friendly country by converging lines would certainly have been difficult, and might not have been successful.
She occupied only a small portion on the upper right quadrant of the canvas, although the converging lines of the bean rows led the viewer's eye to the spot where she worked.
The use of Salvador Dali's work in "Spellbound" will be recalled with a re-creation of his famous nightmare backdrop, rife with distorted objects, converging lines of perspective and enormous eyeballs.
When Masaccio set up shop in Florence, he was befriended by Brunelleschi and Donatello, who had recently worked out a way to represent space using imaginary converging lines and vanishing points — linear perspective.
A figure seen touching converging lines, as in the Ponzo illusion, seems larger than another figure of the same size placed between the lines where they are farther apart.
All three are carefully contrived perspective scenes, their rigorous mathematical construction emphasized by the converging lines of receding patterned marble pavings, flanked by palazzos with classical architectural features and more conventional urban houses reminiscent of those of Florence.
And converging lines of evidence suggested that caffeine interacts with receptors known to congregate in one of the brain regions damaged by Parkinson's disease.
Wedge Refers to a technical chart pattern of two converging lines connecting a series of peaks and troughs to form a wedge.
Although the etiology of neurodevelopmental mental disorders remains obscure, converging lines of evidence using animal modeling suggest a critical role for activity-dependent neurodevelopmental processes during neonatal life.
