In "Unique Forms of Continuity in Space" and "Head + House + Light" (1911), he carried out his theories that the sculptor should model objects as they interact with their environment, thus revealing the dynamic essence of reality.
An introduction to the Guggenheim catalogue by the curators Carol S. Eliel, Karole P. B. Vail, and Matthew S. Witkovsky adduces Moholy-Nagy's influence on the "serial attitude" of nineteen-sixties minimalism: art realized not in unique forms but in repeated modules.
In a unique form of Kāli worship, Shantipur worships Kāli in the form of a hand painted image of the deity known as Poteshwari (meaning the deity drawn on a piece of cloth).
During this rapid product navigation (RPN) process, consumers participate in a unique form of qualitative discussion groups, during which prototypes are evaluated and discussed in-depth, with the group's response to each prototype determining the next prototype to be presented.
On Tuesday McGuire called the type of pressure Buckley is under "a privilege", which in his unique form of Antipodean Gordon Gekko management-speak, probably counts as encouragement.
"This will move it on in a unique form".
The second law is most quantitative and is explicitly expressed in the unique form of a stochastic differential equation.
Moreover, with this extra orthogonal property the thermodynamically consistent projection operators can be exclusively determined in a unique form.
Mr Anderson said the area around the proposed site was one that "requires substantial investment and this project could bring this in a unique form".
In this unique form of relationship, the infant perceives and acts upon his field of vision and this is strongly connected to affect (Vygotsky 1998).
