Sentence examples for floating nature from inspiring English sources

The photographs take on the floating nature of a still.

The gas sensitivity of the developed sensor was discussed with respect to sensing electrode composition, the floating nature of the electrode and the enhancement mechanism.

The enhanced bioavailability and eliminated half-lives of Rg formulation observed in the present study are attributed to the floating nature of the designed formulations.

Beyond the active energy imbued by the board, Nash believes that his paintings are "more fluid from the floating nature of the board as well".

The ground beneath Beinecke pushes up to eradicate the floating nature of the building while the ground drops away from the Schwarzman center, suspending its classical arcade in the air.

Many of the qualities in the photos, including the floating nature of the models, were used in the swimming and the posing of the Mermen.

The floating, untethered nature of the story (we never know when or where we are) is further complicated by the fact that Sam and Hailey's narratives, while closely paralleling each other and recounting the same luridly kinetic tableaux in sequence, systematically contradict each other in central details.

Am I the only one who finds it jarring to see this powerful weapon of destruction introduce the exquisite floats — nature's beauty crafted by human hands into creations expressing goodwill and friendship — escorted by a bomber?

"The way even small pieces of glacier ice floats in a glass resemble identically the shape and form of icebergs; that fractal geometry of nature floating in your whisky glass is aesthetically far more pleasing than artificial ice".

Celebrity authoritarianism works through the free-floating nature of the political icon — the meaning of Trump or Putin is determined person by person.

It's as if the open-ended, free-floating nature of Pollock's art, which for many people has been a block to seeing it and a sign of emptiness, has seemed like an opportunity to fill a void for writers from Clement Greenberg on.