Sentence examples for exploring the distance from inspiring English sources

Bring your walking shoes to Noemie Lafance's "Descent," an "immersion" in which the audience is invited inside a site-specific piece exploring the distance and proximity of women, whatever that means.

Don't Let Him Know by Sandip Roy (Bloomsbury, £16.99, 29 Jan) A portrait of modern India and a story about family, which moves between the hair salons of Calcutta and and the McDonald's drive-thrus of California exploring the distance between continents, generations and sexualities.

And finally, the iconic "Le violon d'Ingres" is revived in paint, exploring the distance between similar images in different media.

Thomas Demand's Camera, which watches as an airport surveillance camera slowly pans over its subjects, sits surprisingly close to Harun Farocki's Eye/Machine II, a video exploring the distance between the gulf war and the western viewer.

In her show Perceptions which kicks off tonight at the Fuse Gallery in New York she captures icons from music like Iggy Pop, Lady Gaga, Karen O, and Bat For Lashes and turns them into interactive stickers that "allows the viewer to explore the distance between the intimate portrait and how it is perceived through the media".

Aiming to provide a comprehensive data source of dSNPs affecting posttranscriptional regulation of disease-related genes and tools for exploring the nucleotide distance between miRNA target sites and dSNPs, we present here miRdSNP, a database of manually curated dSNPs on the 3'UTRs of human genes from available publications in PubMed.

It will also be important to explore the optimal distance between the cut site and the homology arm.

Hierarchical Cluster Analysis (HCA) was applied to explore the relative distance and grouping of samples according to the pre-processed relaxation data.

However, the main goal of the present study was not to make definite conclusions about the exact bundle maturational order, but rather to introduce and explore the Mahalanobis distance approach and to demonstrate its advantages over conventional univariate approaches.

We also explored the L2 distance, but it performed generally worse than the inner product, possibly due to the fact that the inner product explicitly models both positive and negative annotations.

I want to challenge the conventions of how we perceive time and distance by exploring the aforementioned line through my work, in the form of one picture, which is also a map, and also an accumulation of moments spread across six weeks of shooting.