Sentence examples for division of space from inspiring English sources

It does, however, begin with an interesting division of space.

A room is defined as "a permanent enclosure and not a division of space by curtaining or other temporary devices".

Both groups appreciate the division of space that stairs provide, because they expect to have frequent visitors.

Finding a building that allowed a fair division of space was a real challenge, Ms. Arenstein said.

I waited for that high toss to produce, as if by the hand of Praxiteles, the most graceful division of space, a split second of immortality for the drum major, and, for me, a lesson in courage.

Gender and domestic relations, marriage, the roles of children, the complexities of provisioning and feeding residents and visitors, and the symbolic division of space are just some of the areas opened up by a focus on the house in the study of kinship.

Table Still Life from 1951 has more obviously as its subject the division of spaces, with the long, thin table legs and the spindly handles of the pans doing the dividing.

Of course, unusual divisions of space are a staple of Asian art, and it is widely known that its formal lessons were well-learned in Europe and America in the late 19th century.

"In the Omnibus" (1890-91), a drypoint and aquatint from that series, is a rare outdoor scene that shows two women and a child — and the flat application of color and sharp divisions of space familiar from Japanese woodblock prints.

Finally, studies highlighting residential arrangements were more able than previous approaches to incorporate other anthropological concerns such as gender, rules about symbolic and practical divisions of space, inheritance practices, informal domestic relations, and subjective and experiential aspects of place.

To an archeologist, the term "city" refers to a site that had many functions, with clear divisions of space; was socially stratified; and was linked by roads and trails to farms and settlements on the outskirts.