Sentence examples for illuminated transparency from inspiring English sources
Indebted though it is to Jeff Wall's use of the light box, Doug Aitken's 11-foot-wide illuminated transparency of Los Angeles at night (at the 303 Gallery) has a cinematically sublime impact that is hard to resist and hard for painting to compete with.
The ensemble played the music with energy and an illuminating transparency.
The repertory of varied 20th-century works puts a spotlight both on his extraordinary technique and on his ability to play densely harmonized works with an illuminating transparency.
In a neatly fabricated machine by John Kalymnios, illuminated photo-transparencies of rippled water slide back and forth, creating the hypnotic illusion of slow, oceanic rolling; the moving image is in turn projected by video onto an adjacent wall, creating a small blurry image that is like a fragment from a barely remembered dream.
He is well matched in Ms. Ehle, who brings to the terminally romantic Natalie the same emotional transparency that illuminated her Tony-winning performance in the Broadway revival of Mr. Stoppard's "Real Thing".
But its narrow focus on the physician's intent illuminated how easily it may be manipulated, thus impairing transparency and a physician's capacity for honesty.
At the Loyola museum, visitors can see 57 digital works that are illuminated overhead and by backlights, creating the effect of a transparency or an X-ray.
While X-ray absorption is no longer an issue for hard X-ray illuminated TXM set up, the opposite problem of high radio transparency becomes a source of concern.
The prosecutor's decision to bring charges involves much more transparency because the basis for that decision may be illuminated by rules of discovery, motions to dismiss, and ultimately a criminal trial.
President Obama's suppression of two thousand photos documenting the severity of U.S. torture further illuminates the need for transparency.
