Sentence examples for drawings achieved from inspiring English sources

LeWitt's wall drawings achieved this unity with unusual efficiency.

SMILES is bridging the opposite ends of human-friendly molecular drawings, achieved with molecule editors [12, 13], and computer-friendly connection tables (matrices), both used in representing molecular structures.

What those heavy items preclude is exactly what the drawings achieve: ideas condensed to the scale of poems, intimate thoughts on a page.

But his works in this country, including watercolors of New York City life, Cape Cod landscapes and, with the Spanish Civil War and World War II, brutal antiwar drawings, never achieved the critical success of his Berlin years.

While the absence of specific interactions, such as hydrogen bonds, are beneficial for ultra-drawing and achieving a high axial stiffness and strength, the penalty one has to pay for these characteristics is that the oriented UHMWPE fibers have poor lateral strength, resulting in a low shear and compressive strength, while they are also prone to creep.

These are relatively quick paintings – the catalogue shows photographs of Hockney's charcoal under-drawings, superlative as always, achieved in no more than an hour or two – and they are quick to absorb.

Only Martin Puryear's attenuated ladder sculpture and Dan Perjovschi's graffitilike wall drawings managed to achieve something like presence.

Also good is the fusion of sense and nonsense achieved in two drawings of Henri Michaux, with their lettucy rows of illegible cursive and symbols.

Graphitic alignment was achieved by hot-drawing polyacrylonitrile (PAN) nanofiber precursors at temperatures above the Tg of PAN which induces chain alignment.

Loading could be conveniently achieved by cold-drawing at room temperature and strain recovery took place upon heating above the melting temperature of the soft segment (35 °C).

In traditional animation, realistic effects were achieved by the painstaking alteration of drawings or models for each frame of film a very labour-intensive process.