Sentence examples similar to dimensional treasures from inspiring English sources
By architectural wonks, Wright houses are indeed considered works of art, but unlike a Monet, a Warhol, or various other two-dimensional treasures that collectors are willing to spend upwards of $1 million for, potential buyers expect living in art to be much more tedious than living with it.
When a three-dimensional cybernetic treasure map comes into his possession, Jim sets off on an adventure, along with the nervous, nattering Doctor Doppler David Hyde Piercee), who appears to be some kind of intergalactic dog.
According to the Bowes' head of exhibitions, Vivien Vallack, the museum's visitors are interested in photography exhibitions as well as the many other two and three dimensional delights of their treasure house in the Dales.
As a general rule, particularly with the Qing dynasty treasures, complex three- dimensional pieces, such as vases, took precedence over more utilitarian cups and bowls, with flat plates being the least important and least desirable objects.
But "cyber-archaeologists" are working with volunteers to put you just a few clicks away from seeing these treasures - in colourful, three-dimensional detail.
His three-dimensional Christmas cards were treasured by recipients, each one featuring a major Irish literary figure, stretching from Jonathan Swift to Samuel Beckett.
Infants and toddlers use geometric clues to orient themselves in three-dimensional space, navigate through rooms and locate hidden treasures.
And about those treasures.
