His poster proposal (1982) for Expo '85, an international exposition of the dwelling and construction industry, turns the letters into structural forms pulled apart to reveal their inner structures.
Interestingly, via a further lithiation process, the final cathodes can gradually inherit the structural features, showing distinct particle arrangement and genetic orientation characteristics in the inner structures.
Glass walls seem to float from the concrete arches, which shape both the outer and inner structures of the building.
His work often reflects a characteristic mix of good-hearted common sense and an elaborate private fascination with the inner structures of language and morality.
Airliners no longer have square windows, nor do they use the punch-rivet form of construction to fix the fuselage and wing panels to their inner structures.
Turner, argues Ruskin, is not just a shallow observer of surface appearances but an analyst, a theoretical scientist who reveals the inner structures of mountains, the forces at work in the sea - for Ruskin, the greatest scientist of all.
I wrote perhaps the first news article about a technique that eliminated need for one of the most painful diagnostic tests — injecting air to outline the contour of the brain's inner structures in standard X-rays.
Her little book on British Islam, Medina in Birmingham, Najaf in Brent, lays out for the first time in terms accessible to a lay audience something of the inner structures and dynamics of Islam in Britain.
Please note that in some cases inner structures exist.
Fig. 1 Inner structures of the terrestrial planets (left) and characteristics of the Earth (right).
In this situation, the spatula contacts with complex inner structures of the fissure.
