Sentence examples for image logic from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday he'll perform in two ensembles, one representing the premiere of his Pine Top Aerial Music, involving dancers and "spatial distance," and the other representing his Falling River Music, involving "image logic precepts" as they pertain to graphical scores.

I feel lucky that she's been willing to collaborate on growing the project, and I've dialed back the use of that image over time (although the internet has its own image logic and it often surfaces beyond my control).

You can have image-logic, or it's almost like a poem in that you can come to a lot of meanings within a short space.

The results showed that the physical distribution of registers in DUT had a high consistency with its logical arrangement by comparing SEU image with logic configuration in scanned area.

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"My question is not how different scientific communities pass like ships in the night," he wrote in "Image and Logic".

"Einstein's Clocks" is the third in a series of books, beginning with "How Experiments End," in 1987, and "Image and Logic: A Material Culture of Microphysics," published in 1997, in which he has reimagined 20th-century physics, in all its complexity and messy interdisciplinary overlaps "from the shop floor," as Dr. Daniel Kevles, a science historian at Yale, once put it.

In Image and Logic, an extended study of instrumentation in 20th-century high-energy physics, Galison (1997) has extended his argument that there are two distinct experimental traditions within that field the visual (or image) tradition and the electronic (or logic) tradition.

Pickering's Constructing Quarks (1984), Peter Galison's How Experiments End (1987) and Image and Logic (1997), and Sharon Traweek's Beamtimes and Lifetimes (1988) describe the cultures that grew up around the big machines and big theories of high-energy physics in the U.S., Europe, and Japan.

Such a hybrid team, at its best, stays together long enough for mutual understanding and communication to emerge, as in the "trading language" which emerged in the world of particle physics in and around linear accelerators in the 60's (see Peter Galison's "Image and Logic").

The membranes were developed with an enhanced chemiluminescence (ECL) reagent (Amersham Life Sciences, Little Chalfont, UK), dried and subsequently exposed to the HyperFilm (Amersham Life Sciences, Little Chalfont, UK) or were imaged by Gel Logic Imaging System 1500 (Kodak Molecular Imaging System Corestea Health Inc.., Rochester, NY, USA).