Sentence examples for indefinite space from inspiring English sources
What are we doing in this room together?' He has a remarkable feel for that indefinite space you want to get to".
His late, sublime "Water Lilies" is literally that: reflections of light, clouds and foliage against the surface of his pond at Giverny, Monet's erotic, mysterious, multicolored abyss of shimmering, indefinite space, which kind of describes memory itself.
She did not behave or speak in the way of the women he normally met, for she had always inhabited an indefinite space, neither rich nor poor, neither servant nor begum, in a city where the very concept of a middle class still found expression in only a few households, among managers of banks and of big industrial concerns — sugar and textiles and steel.
There's raw energy and distilled wisdom in lines such as "who passed through universities with sensual indulgence addicts devoted to the indefinite space of maps and science labs while the committees shifted paperwork".
The article then proposes the project as an "intimate public" (Berlant, 2008) of shared feelings of difference, which connects the individual and dispersed private, amateur spaces with an indefinite affective space of public intimacy, grounded materially in and mediated by the space of the internet.
We form the indefinite harmonic space Hs(G/T, Lχ+2ρ)={ 0, s)+Lχ+2ρ×valued forms in Ker ∂∩Ker ∂*inv}.
The modules become like television screens or airplane windows, affording views of indefinite, possibly infinite space beyond the museum walls.
Our quantized two-sided abstract boundary conditions dictate representations in a certain indefinite inner product space (a Krein space), and our index is an isomorphism invariant for representation theory in Krein spaces.
Walking around the Ambassade, the many canvases by Wolvecamp recall those Pollock made immediately before he began using his drip method: thickly encrusted abstract surfaces of deep colored spaces and calligraphic black lines suggest the presence of some living forms struggling to emerge from an indefinite three-dimensional space.
We study certain finite dimensional reproducing kernel indefinite inner product spaces of multiplicative half order differentials on a compact real Riemann surface; these spaces are analogues of the spaces introduced by L. de Branges when the Riemann sphere is replaced by a compact real Riemann surface of a higher genus.
The spaces we study are invariant under generalized difference quotient operators and can be characterized as finite dimensional indefinite inner product spaces invariant under two operators Ry1αi and Ry2α2, where y1 and y2 generate the field of meromorphic functions on the Riemann surface, which satisfy a supplementary identity, analogous to the de Branges identity for difference quotients.
