Sentence examples for forms morph from inspiring English sources
In the first stage, a subject sees a pattern of points, grids, zigzags, and other abstract forms (familiar from the caves); in the second stage, these forms morph into objects — the zigzags, for example, might become a serpent.
Mizue's work, Asong with other talented independent Japanese filmmakers, is available on the indie visual label cellular
"The organic body forms morph themselves naturally in my process as the elements of the composition distance themselves from each other," she says.
Since the 19th century, it has also been accepted that fungi can occur in several morphological forms (morphs) arising from sexual, asexual or vegetative reproduction.
When Jay Levy, otherwise known as JSPORT and Leonce decided to form Morph in 2016, they too were motivated by a desire to create the party they wanted to attend.
Attention to shape and form morph into a greater emphasis on color.
In this paper, morphing situations are categorized into two classes, the algebraic morphing and the free-form morphing.
It's also a good metatext as kids can see the film and the stage play and study how one form morphs into another.
In the free-form morphing, control points are obtained by data mining, and then mesh subdivision is applied to refine surfaces smoothly.
Young people dance, after all: it's what defines them, the way they use their bodies.' Morphoses is a contraction of metamorphoses; in a dance by Wheeldon, you can see the human form morphing.
As it rises, its prismatic form morphs from a square to a trapezoid, giving it an air of geometric purity that is somewhat closer in spirit to the old World Trade Center towers.
