Sentence examples for floating form from inspiring English sources

More than a third of the G.E. finance arm's $6 billion deal on Tuesday came in floating form.

When you see it reproduced you don't, in a way, get the impact because it occupies a space both vertically and horizontally – it's only when you see it you get that sense of the floating form.

Its architect, Frank Gehry, tells Jay Merrick how the death of a daughter inspired its floating form Stirling Prize-nominated Student Centre shows what can be achieved on even a dreadful site Eliasson's works will go alongside a new exhibition of the great master at Tate Britain.

To create a suspended-in-air look, hollow reflective bricks will be interspersed into the formation--giving the appearance of a massive floating form. .

From Edgar Allen Poe's famous line, "The death then of a beautiful woman is, unquestionably, the most poetical topic in the world," to the eerie floating form in Sir John Everett Millais' "Ophelia," to Laura Palmer of "Twin Peaks".

For instance, Protosteliopsis fimicola has the typically conspicuous contractile vacuole, the anterior hyaline veil, the floating form, and the complete lack of uropodia – all typical characters of vannellids [36], [67], [70].

Those, along with the floating, form-fitting seats, would be unlikely to reach production, assuming the car itself was ever made.

The canvas of floating forms of jagged colors, was thought to bring $16 million to $20 million.

He mostly banishes white and heats up his palette, while his transparent floating forms unite into enormous, Piranesian structures.

In her most recent paintings, "Little Less" and "Condiffusion," with their delicately modulated tones and inchoate floating forms, Ms. Caratzola has moved in that direction.

Ostracods (a type of crustacean) were locally very abundant; benthic (bottom-dwelling) forms occur in continental shelf sea deposits, and planktonic (floating) forms occur in the Upper Devonian, where their remains form widespread ostracod-slate facies.