Sentence examples for grid of lines from inspiring English sources

No grid of lines was necessary.

The grid of lines made by the eraser looks rather majestic, like the facade of a glass-and-steel office building.

Ptolemy also devised two ways of drawing a grid of lines on a flat map to represent the circles of latitude and longitude on the globe.

Since he is proud that his birds were not captured in the wild, but bred in captivity, he often portrays them as caged behind a grid of lines directly scraped into the wet paint.

And in the more ambitious "Stills: Passage 1," the facades, windows and a doorway of an old industrial building form an arresting broken grid of lines, spaces and shadows.

Sometimes I would see no change, but then I'd notice that he had redrawn the position of a leg or put down a grid of lines in the foreground, where he planned to paint a tile floor, "maybe delft blue-and-white tile, with the kind of tilted perspective that you see in Quentin Massys or Rogier van der Weyden".

A fusion of things influenced the booth's design, which was in the form of a grid composed of lines of LED lights—a signature mark of Bureau Betak and thin cement board.

At moments, the colorful rhythms invoke Mondrian's "Broadway Boogie Woogie" (1942-43), whoverlappingpingridsds of line and colors captured the vibrancy of Manhattan's street grid.

Lm was calculated by placing a grid of parallel lines over each image and determining the sum of the length of all grid lines divided by the number of intercepts between the alveolar septae and grid lines.

The Hermann grid is a famous illusion with a black background and a grid of white lines.

The electronic map filling the wall was a vast grid of red lines, signaling that power was moving smoothly.