Sentence examples for dimensions of a single from inspiring English sources

Each of the five movements is like an essay in exploring, and exploding, the dimensions of a single pitch.

Using a vocabulary similar to that of Le Corbusier, the pioneer French modernist, Mr. Hejduk designed a house whose structure was reduced to the two dimensions of a single plane and an adjacent utility core.

Using a combination of archival film, simulated re-creations and interviews with eyewitnesses, policy makers and journalists, "Bulletproof," directed and produced by Tom Casciato, takes a sobering look at events tinged with surreality and focuses on the broad dimensions of a single day in history.

Back home, Mr. Osborne descends from his transcendent heights, and in New York ("a moralistic and corporate city") finds himself on the same boring plain: "Throughout this journey I had had the same feeling that I had not been 'abroad' anywhere, that I had simply moved through different dimensions of a single human contemporaneity".

Typical dimensions of a single laser track are a width of 1.8 mm and a depth of 0.7 mm.

It represents trajectory, color and dimensions of a single moving object and the directional and topological relations among multiple objects over a time interval.

"I now wanted a structure, to be realised in an Etude, that was already worked into the micro-dimension of a single sound, so that in every moment, however small, the overall principle of my idea would be present".

In the threadbare studio of the Paris Technical College he worked on a new dream: "I now wanted a structure, to be realised in an Etude, that was already worked into the micro-dimension of a single sound, so that in every moment, however small, the overall principle of my idea would be present".

It is this reversal which means that time is no longer the measure of movement but movement is the perspective of time: it constitutes a whole cinema of time, with a new conception and new forms of montage (Welles, Resnais)." According to Bergson, the things we commonly call space and time are merely the dimension of a single durée, or duration.

In a studio at the Paris Technical College he laboured to produce "a structure, to be realised in an étude, that was already worked into the micro-dimension of a single sound, so that in every moment, however small, the overall principle of my idea would be present".

"Atomic" types describe the physical dimension of a single value.