The show explores how Poon methodically developed his style, eventually finding a distinctive voice with relief painting.
More than in the past, these two pieces from 1990 bring into relief the distinctive qualities of Miss de Keersmaeker's work.
After the 1860s, images could be photographically projected onto the blocks, although it was more difficult for the printer to carve the reliefs without leaving the distinctive lines of the illustration.
The most distinctive feature of her headache was prompt relief, obtained within 15 min, by drinking a cup of strong black coffee from her coffee-pot she never missed to bring with.
Values close to 1.0 are distinctive of the regions characterized by very low relief, whereas values in the range 0.6 0.8 (Table 2) are generally associated with strong relief and steep ground slant.
The loess region of the Central Saxon Hill Country is characterized by a relief of gently rolling hills, whose most distinctive landscape elements are well-defined shallow valleys, called dells.
Any such unease is dispelled by the volume's distinctive and triumphant form, which places the poems in relief against the historical and personal documentation, rather like set pieces embedded in a film script.
Our results from Northwest India reveal a distinctive PT2 that separates a Lesser Himalaya region with moderate relief (∼1000 m) and relatively slow erosion ( <1 mm/yr) from a High Himalaya with extreme relief (∼2500 m), steep channels, and erosion rates that approach or exceed 1 mm/yr.
The story's sentimental contours — emphasized by Kiarostami's distinctive blend of analytical stylization and documentary avidity — throw character traits into sharp relief while filling in the background with a tangle of relationships and moral twists.
If this seems a high bar to set for relief from trade worries, that is only because of the Trump administration's distinctive and problematic approach to trade policy.
