Sentence examples for interlocking patterns from inspiring English sources
Two guitars chip out interlocking patterns over a simple, active beat.
So, too, his flowing, interlocking patterns, often collapsing and expanding around circular structures.
Like "Hylozoic" (2010), Mr. Pennewell's debut choreographic effort, it is a study in shifting, interlocking patterns.
The music proceeds from gently purring, interlocking patterns to an apocalyptic episode of bass-drum thwacks interspersed with silences, then rises to a shimmering, accelerating finale.
In "Entering: Perceiving Masks; Exiting: Perceiving Faces" on "Afrikan Machinery," another Tzadik CD, you hear polyrhythmic lines and sunny xylophone melodies emerging from a cacophony of interlocking patterns.
All four pieces explore the notion of phasing, wherein two parts diverge and overlap to set up either shifting, interlocking patterns or, in the case of "Come Out," an increasingly cosmic wall of electronic sound.
The left hands play different rhythm patterns superimposed over the interlocking pattern.
Smeaton, a professional engineer, embodied an important new principle in its construction whereby masonry blocks were dovetailed together in an interlocking pattern.
Intelligent thought had gone into making summer 2012 seem easy but stylish: stretch dresses with injections of mesh or rough lace; a fuzzy sweater with relaxed pants; and a dress in an interlocking pattern that was matched on a squishy bag.
The paintings would be corny, were it not for their lushness, the spiky sunbeams, the painted auras, the streams of sizzling touches, the rippling fields of thousands of dots, the picked-out edges and degrees of density, the interlocking patterning of off-kilter lozenges and leaf shapes.
He peopled this space with figures in a rich variety of poses yet controlled poses and gestures to make one group lead to the next in an interweaving and interlocking pattern, bringing the eye to the central figures of Plato and Aristotle at the converging point of the perspective construction.
