Sentence examples for flat arrangement from inspiring English sources

The characters materialise behind a flat arrangement of screens, along with a few animal heads and some night-time silhouettes that are as scary as the Teletubbies.

The perspective of his San Francisco cityscapes of the 1980s and '90s was also dramatically angled upward so as to read almost like a flat arrangement of colour and form.

But the fallibility of sight is not just an issue for the perceptual psychologist: the entire tradition of Western, naturalistic painting depends on a failure of the mind to distinguish between light reflected off three-dimensional surfaces and a flat arrangement of pigments on a canvas.

This "flat" arrangement of stages is shown in Fig. 3.

For smaller radii, only a minor decay in sensitivity is observed and the performance remains at a high value of about −0.47 V (AT −1, which is recovered in full after the sensor is re-measured in the flat arrangement (inset in Figure 3d).

Graphene oxide attained flat arrangements in the monolayers on hydrophilic surfaces and yielded the films of partially scrolled particles on the surface of Teflon.

The protective structures must have been made of minerals produced by the worms, the researchers say: Whereas the bodies were preserved in a squished-flat arrangement, the spines were preserved in their original 3D shapes.

That last painting, an illustration of a scene in "Little Women" for a biography of Louisa May Alcott, is all stillness and anticipation, in green, blue and silver, with the angle of our view down and over the shoulder of the seated man so that we see the young woman's flowered hat against the striped wall as a flat geometric arrangement, almost like an abstraction.

It is based on hierarchical transformation of the traditionally flat logical arrangement of communicating processors.

The flat sheet arrangement with axial flow, in which the membranes are stacked in multiple layers in a small capsule, is usually available for lab scale applications and meant to provide a convenient scale-down approach for designing specific separation problems.

Advertisers had been seeking a flat-fee arrangement like the one used on cable networks.