Sentence examples for deep space of from inspiring English sources
Paul Kaiser created the digital projections, which included the magical free fall through deep space of the letters that formed the title "Choosing Free Fall".
Finally he picks up a wood, lines up more balls, and, again taking one musical count for each swing of the club, drives them, one after another toward what the set design proposes is the deep space of the green.
The deep space of science fiction gets some play in Yorgo Alexopoulos's "Thrill of It All," a Minimalist wall piece that doubles as a star ship control panel, or the other way around.
Whether you're here, or in the deep space of EveOnline, or among the low-life in Grand Theft Auto V, the economics of computer games nearly always resemble early capitalism: trade, conquest and ruthless rule-bending are the sources of wealth; actual human labour and ingenuity almost never.
And yet amid those striking images of deep space, of galaxy clusters and newly forming stars, it is a shock to realize, looking up into the dome of the new planetarium, that they are no more beautiful than the sight of a deep night sky seen just as humans have always seen it, until we turned on the lights.
And if this building can be called progressive, that is because it projects into the present the deep space of historical memory: the space of Piranesi, and of the neoclassical architects directly influenced by him -- like the designers of the Capitol building in Washington, for example, the place where laws are made and bent.
Her works tend to be plastic-based – acrylics, vinyl, fluorescent fabrics – and their convoluted interplay of geometric forms sends you off into the deep spaces of abstract illusion.
Gen. Pavel Plat, a military expert for Russia's Ministry of Emergency Situations, told reporters that "the situation in the most remote parts of the mine have sharply deteriorated," with concentrations of methane climbing to 7 percent as powerful fires still smolder in the deep spaces of the mine.
Gynaecologic surgeons also prefer sliding knots, because of the advantage that one suture end can be kept under constant tension while tying in the narrow deep spaces of the vagina and the pelvis.
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is the technique of choice to detect changes in the submucosa and deep spaces of the suprahyoid neck, inaccessible at clinical and endoscopic assessment.
Furthermore, LIR has taken images of deep space for calibrations of the UMBA.
