But far from seeing Helvetica as neutral, vanilla or nondescript, he loved it for the relationship between figure and ground, its firmness, its existence in "a powerful matrix of surrounding space".
Pamuk learned his observation of the city through the German artist Antoine-Ignace Melling, whose broad, horizontal cityscapes addressed it as Canaletto might have done, in the firmness of its details, and by the Frenchmen Gerard de Nerval and Theophile Gautier, both of whom lingered in its slums in the mid-19th century.
I certainly wouldn't have been as cutthroat in my firmness when it came to creative decisions like walking away from a studio because they wanted to take a couple of scenes out of it.
"The law will be applied in all firmness," Ben Ali warned, adding that its enforcement would be targeted at "a minority of extremists and mercenaries who resort to violence and disorder".
Below those high notes, the lower part of her voice was so lacking in firmness that it became hard to hear in the quieter parts of Brünnhilde's immolation scene.
However, there were no significant differences in ethylene production or in firmness between fruit of the two cultivars.
During the fruit ripening process, fruit generally, among other changes, decline in firmness, increase in flavor and undergo changes in color.
It is possible that the change in the firmness of the mattresses may directly affect the compression pressure affecting over the lung, heart and vessels [ 41].
Correlation between all traits and pasta firmness demonstrated that the decrease in pasta firmness under ELE was correlated with GPC and GC while it was not with the GI.
In accordance to previous reports, fruit exhibited a continuous decrease in firmness, and an increase in their respiratory rate (H5 H20) and soluble solid content during ripening and storage (H20), which then had a tendency to decrease upon further storage (H30 H50).
