This chapter provides a bird's-eye view of the intricacies of the surface-wave phenomenon in relation to the constitutive properties of the partnering materials.
Like the music, the choreography has its intricacies beneath its lyrical surface.
Beyond the intricacies of the playing surface, though, most issues involving Thanksgiving games are basic.
It is an extraordinary painting, as much for the simple yet oddly foreboding imagery of a rickety ladder seemingly going nowhere as for the dense sculptural intricacies of the paint surface.
Presented in the form of a looping, rudimentarily filmed documentary, he expands on his stories from the playbacks and it is here where the paradoxes and intricacies of his experiences surface in full.
The artist pays particular attention to texture and the crisp intricacy of his subjects' surface in his abstract graphics.
Steely Dan's original records are creepy and astonishing — they are models of surprise, intricacy, and slick surfaces.
For the rest of us, the Koons retrospective poses a dilemma: either find within it some intricacy beneath the pristine, impassive surface, or else join the idolaters and take another selfie in the distorted reflection of Koons's mirrored objects.
It's this combination of realistic physics with the intricacy of the collision and surface detail that make the animations so captivating and powerful.
Emotions surface but, like the intricacies of space-time travel, they are resolved through intellectual give-and-take followed by joint action.
With his "polyglot vocabulary," Mr. Gutman goes on, Mozart gradually began to command "a style deceptively simple on the surface but filled with intricacies and elegances, a style of cultured grace that did not exclude a distilled sensuality so complex, penetrating and compelling as to ennoble as it seduces".
