"It's really poignant," said John Columbus, director of the Black Maria, noting that it has an "economy of form" characteristic of Mr. Schnall's work.
Bacteria that do not separate from one another after cell division form characteristic clusters that are helpful in their identification.
Such early poetry as the French Destruction (1904) showed the vigour and anarchic experimentation with form characteristic of his later work.
Ijolites form characteristic members of carbonatite alkali igneous complexes, such as those of Alno, Swed.; Fen, Nor.; Kola Peninsula, Russia, where they contain abundant wollastonite; and Iron Hill, Colo., U.S. The ijolites of Magnet Cove, Ark., U.S.; Ice River, B.C., Can.; and Sekukuniland, Transvaal, S. Afr., are among the better-known representatives found in rock collections.
The Venetian tradition's emphasis on colour and the effect of light and shading had a lasting influence on Reynolds, and, although all his life he preached the need for young artists to study the sculptural definition of form characteristic of Florentine and Roman painters, his own works are redolent of the Venetian style.
Pornography, as Adorno already noted, lacks the beginning-middle-end form characteristic of literature (Sontag 1994: 39).
The methodology is applied for a typical motoryacht form which represents the modern hull form characteristics.
Possibilities are there that certain built form characteristics exist, which make buildings appeal to the mass.
Hypothesized interactions between urban form characteristics and climate factors were tested and interpreted graphically.
Also, urban form characteristics have significant influence on non-workers' travel behaviour and tour complexity.
In fact, to evaluate form characteristics of large aircraft structure workpieces, sampling is required, so a measurement error is present: exact estimation of form characteristics would require complete knowledge of the surface.
