Sentence examples for geometric proportion from inspiring English sources

Leonardo is thought to have used the golden ratio, a geometric proportion regarded as the key to creating aesthetically pleasing art, when painting the Mona Lisa.

This paper analyzes geometric principles and design features of traditional Islamic patterns, involving geometric proportion analysis.

The strategy was based on growing the number of nodes with a geometric proportion from outer (peripheral) to the inner.

In this technique, the ratio between the node densities of the two adjacent coronas of (i + 1 th and i th is equal to (2i - 1)/q(2i + 1), where q is the geometric proportion mentioned above.

Increase-decrease baseline geometric proportion design method and comprehensive performance evaluation utilised to study the effect of different proportion of astragaloside and curcumin on DM mice models, which have an intravenous tail injection of STZ.

No wonder, 64 years after independence, poverty continues to be robustly sustainable, and is in reality increasing in a geometric proportion.

These ratios, these geometric proportions, she told me, were to be found all over nature — numbers were the way the world is put together.

He and other Cubist-influenced artists (including his two brothers) formed a group called the Section d'Or ("Golden Section") in 1912; Villon suggested the name to emphasize the group's interest in geometric proportions.

The idea of geometric proportions is probably Pythagorean in origin; but the so-called golden section which divides a line at a point such that the smaller part is to the greater as the greater is to the whole is hardly an early Pythagorean contribution (see golden ratio).

Its lingering late-medieval echoes were subordinated to the new style that provided the facade with its antique air: a wall delicately articulated with classical detail (such as Corinthian capitals, pilasters, tondi, and friezes), modular construction, geometric proportions, and symmetrical planning.

This paper discusses geometric proportions which serve as a design tool, especially for Islamic pattern design.