Sentence examples for dynamic shapes from inspiring English sources

In "Suffolk County Fair," for example, details of flashing lights and dynamic shapes are combined in an image that, while static, communicates the excitement of a carnival ride.

His trousers should carve dynamic shapes through the air, like a futurist sculpture by Umberto Boccioni, like a force of modernity.

The same dynamic shapes the less effective "Madonna of the Seven Moons," directed with no regard for the subtleties of performance by Arthur Crabtree (the cinematographer of "The Man in Grey") and deprived of both Lockwood and Mason.

1934-38) take Orozco's fire motifs and transform them into dynamic shapes and forms, which would emerge in his later paintings and ultimately appear in the Abstract Expressionist drips and pours.

In this work, dynamic shapes signify three peppers, symbols that are redolent with regional symbolism; the central pepper is formed by the white, or negative, space between the red and green ones.

Michelangelo gave his chief attention up to 1527 to the marble interior of this chapel, to both the very original wall design and the carved figures on the tombs; the latter are an extension in organic form of the dynamic shapes of the wall details.

The design of such multi-shaped robots requires dynamic shape changes in its hardware as well as reconfigurable software architecture.

The dynamic shaping problem is addressed via error dynamics regulation between the governing PDE and a target PDE which describes the desired spatiotemporal behavior.

"It's a dynamic shape," she said.

And the velvety tone and thoughtful dynamic shaping she brought to the Andante yielded a richly communicative performance.

Mr. Ax and Mr. Bronfman's often broad dynamic shaping, for example, would have seemed extreme in the orchestral version but provided a fascinating perspective.