New York City has commissioned dozens of tile works for schools, but hardly any as intricate as Ms. Tunick's, said Michele Cohen, the director of the Public Art for Public Schools program.
The political and economic machinery of redevelopment could hardly be more intricate than it is in Lower Manhattan, and it will take the good will of all concerned, as well as the vigilant supervision of Gov. George Pataki, to keep all the parts working together and moving forward.
She's unhurriedly intricate on Just for You (mirroring Coleman hardly at all), slinkily free on the wilder and more contemporary Groove Envy, and slurs as idiosyncratically as the late Lol Coxhill on Window Watcher.
The detail is thoughtful and intricate in ways that hardly qualify this book as the stuff of chick lit.
On records, he usually composes lengthy pieces full of intricate harmonic weaves, with hardly any room for improvisation — a testament to his early infatuations with jazz-rock fusion and classical music.
I wanted to show a side of them that hardly anyone has seen before -- their intricate detail, their uniquely stunning patterns and the way that their colors show as they freeze". Kelly used a Nikon D3100 (along with an 18-55mm kit lens and macro tubes, if you're interested) to document her findings.
His intricate if surreal religious obsessions are hardly the sort most Pentacostal congregations would welcome, as in Secret Babylon, below.
Mr. Bhagat, inspired by Indian textiles, architecture and painting, particularly of the 16th- and 17th-century Mogul period, uses precious natural stones to create intricate designs set in gold, where the metal is hardly visible to the eye.
By these properties, the Sumudu transform may be used to solve intricate problems in engineering and applied sciences that can hardly be solved when the Laplace transform is used.
An intricate golden arm band set with emeralds and sapphires is hardly understated.
