Born in Budapest in 1909, Mr. Engel attributed his ability to express motion to his early love for the Ballet Russe.
A. Eugene Kohn, a co-founder and chairman of the firm, said at the news conference this weekend that the new design was "intended to express motion or rather constant motion, suggesting speed, aerodynamics and the movement of air.
More specifically, using a discourse-analytic approach, the study investigates how speakers of Persian and English express motion through space, as well as manner of motion, in elicited narratives based on two short films.
Zheng, M., & Goldin-Meadow, S. Thought before language: How deaf and hearing children express motion events across cultures.
In many studies, approaches [1, 2] were developed that apply blur kernels that express motion blur in the input images; the blurred images are restored by deconvolving the images with the estimated blur kernels.
Langer (1953) weaves architecture into her broader theory of symbolic form; to accommodate architecture as an expressive, abstract art, despite its representational moments, she highlights its capacity to shape space in virtue of relations among constituent forms and so (abstractly) express motion or feeling.
Instead of trying to express motion in the painting, like the Futurists, in the series of works at the Zabludowicz Collection, I intended for the viewer to move through the space of the paintings.
When it comes to expressing motion in space, Dutch, Swedish, Russian, Icelandic, and Serbo-Croatian are similar to English, while French, Spanish, Hebrew, and Japanese cluster with Turkish.
Mandarin Chinese often expresses motion events with more than one verbal motion morpheme, e.g., 退 tui 'recede' and 回 hui 'return' in 退回房間裏 tui-hui fangjian-li recede-return room-inside 'return into the room'.
Mandarin Chinese often expresses motion events through a concatenation of verbal motion morphemes, and the orders of these contiguous morphemes are usually fixed, as illustrated in 1 and 2. (1) a.
