Though hacked and fragmented, a haunting shadow of the masterpiece hewn 2,500 years ago, it takes your breath away.
We live in an age of fragmentation: fragmented communities, fragmented lives, fragmented attention.
Chiou et al. [40] classifies calcific depositions into four shapes: an arc shape (echogenic arc with clear shadowing), a fragmented or punctate shape (at least two separate echogenic spots or plaques, with or without shadowing), a nodular shape (echogenic nodule without shadowing), and a cystic shape (a bold echogenic wall with an anechoic area, weak internal echoes or layering content).
No shadows, no fragmented close-ups of feet and hands: viewers got a good, clear look at the big green guy who will be the hero of the forthcoming film, directed by Ang Lee ("Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon").
As shown in Figure 8, F ^ t usually contains some fragmented (noisy) parts and shadows.
Fig. 1 Small, fragmented natural forest patches persist in fire-shadow areas in the landscape.
Light leaks through the pieces of fragmented wood, seemingly bathing the room in sunlight and shadow.
The Birmingham education system feels almost as fragmented as the Balkans and some schools need a completely new ethos, Liam Byrne, a shadow minister and local MP has warned.
Its permanent residents, the 98 bronze busts flanked by columns, cast long shadows in the sunlight as they gaze vacantly through the trees at fragmented views across the Harlem and Hudson valleys to the Palisades.
Plants with limited dispersal shadows are highly susceptible to local extinctions due to stochastic events in fragmented habitats (Bourg et al. 2005).
While many of Thompson's pieces are a stark portrayal of strength and beauty, it is also this fragmented and warped shape that adds not only an organic element, but creates detail in shadows symbolizing growth and possibility.
