Sentence examples for flow through space from inspiring English sources

Throughout the museum, the flow through space is as logically programmed as in any classical building.

Physically, Cherkaoui is a slender, sapling figure; he can twist himself into pipecleaner contortions, or flow through space with liquid limbs.

More important, however, is a surprising insensitivity to the way bodies flow through space, something that is as fundamental to architecture and urban planning as to ballet and theater.

However, standardized Mark-Release-Recapture surveys allow to routinely detect among-patches movements (assimilated to dispersal), even when these are not central to the study; and genetic studies inform on the relative ability of populations to maintain gene flow through space, which is the net result of dispersal.

Western languages generally tend to link events up logically in a linear flow through space and time.

The Eastern stream dropped the tenses that link events in a linear flow through space and time and it retained universal noun classifiers.

The couple wanted extra room for a private gym and larger, flow-through spaces.

Second, the theory should describe how the computational goal is achieved; that is, how information is organized in the nervous system and how it flows through space and time.

The wall colors are as playful as her paintings and the walls are sculpted to create a flowing, see-through space that best presents the exhibition's six themes: "Her Parents: Guillermo and Matilde," "La Casa Azul," "The Broken Body,' "Amores," "Photography," and "Diego's Gaze".

In design of hydrostatic journal bearing or sliding pad whose hydrostatic pressures are regulated by membrane-type restrictors, traditional methods according to membrane elasticity is used to determine membrane deflection and flow rate through space between membrane and restrictor sill.

Pressure differences between the exterior and interior that arise due to the buoyancy in the space drive a natural ventilation flow through the space that generates a two-layer system with buoyant (warm) fluid in the upper layer and ambient fluid in the lower layer.