Sentence examples for from medium to medium from inspiring English sources

From there the show traces the pictorial life of various cherished narratives from medium to medium.

Basically, Albers progresses deliberately from medium to medium, finally arriving at his reverential, influential proto-Minimalist "Homage to the Square" paintings, with their pulsating colors and proportions.

Her career is categorised not only by its content, but by the way she jumps from medium to medium (she went to car-body school to learn how to use an airbrush; more recently she has worked in glass).

With the confluence of these projects, it seems Mr. Bromell could become an Alan Bennett type of figure seldom seen on these shores, an auteur who can slip easily from medium to medium as the project dictates.

He tended to stick to a few favorite subjects, transferring them from medium to medium and often "listing" them in grids: flowers, cigarette stubs, jockey shorts, clean folded shirts, hearts.

Both a support and a hindrance to the band of pilgrims from China in the Ming Dynasty epic, Monkey still clambers with agility from medium to medium – most recently, as a TV star in the Japanese series.

Move the heat setting from medium to medium-low (for example, from setting 5 to setting 3), and cook the cake for 35 minutes Move the heat setting from medium to medium-low (for example, from setting 5 to setting 3), and cook the cake for 35 minutes.

During expansion, MTECs were weaned from complete growth medium to medium supplemented only with 2% FBS, as low-serum medium was previously utilized to evaluate cell growth [ 27].

He switched from genre to genre and medium to medium, supplying the lack of a will to experiment in one from its over-abundance in another.

Cohen's d ranged from 0.39 to 0.71, specifying medium to medium-large effect sizes for these scales (Cohen, 1992; Kotrlik and Williams, 2003).

For example, in Mandarin Chinese the words haò "day" and haǒ "good" are distinguished from one another in that the first has a falling tone and the second a falling-rising tone; these are realized, respectively, as (1) a fall in the pitch of the syllable from high to low and (2) a change in the pitch of the syllable from medium to low and back to medium.