A warren of cool, quiet and well-proportioned rooms present examples from a permanent collection of 260 sculptures, but like Donald Judd's compound in Marfa, Tex., the museum is best understood as a world unto itself, a microcosmic utopia in which sculpture, designed objects, architecture and landscape make up an integrated and beautifully orchestrated whole.
And by a fantasy narrative Mr. Coates invented in which an imaginary character inhabits a landscape made up of forms, textures and shapes he designed.
By 2016, Mr. Hecht expects Internet loans to dominate the payday lending landscape, making up about 60 percent of the total payday loans extended.
In the end we are not speeding in different directions across a fluid and mesmerising entertainment landscape made up of nothing but fame, ambition, Google and dreams – we are psychiatrist talking to patient about a certain problem caused by television.
Palahniuk's hell is a shadowy landscape made up of dirty cages, drifting dunes of dandruff and toenail parings, and scattered low-end candy (the kind "even fat people and heroin junkies won't eat").
Chiral drugs dominate the modern pharmaceutical landscape, making up to 40 50% of the market in 2013 with 9 of the top 10 bestseller drugs being chiral [3].
The active geology of Ecuador, as volcanic, tectonic, and plutonic conditions interact in the tropical landscape, makes up for the country's high propensity to disaster.
As a company, our focus is on convincing the brands to engage in new ways with a media landscape made up of independent premium publishers with passionate audiences.
So a fractal landscape made up of a large hill covered with tiny bumps would be close to the two dimensions, while a rough surface composed of many medium-sized hills would be close to the three dimensions (Peterson, 1984).
This unique social landscape, made up of the unspoken stories of individuals riding in its cars, is captured in the above video Line 2 created by Chinese filmmaker Kit Chung.
The frequency of observed somatic variants draw a mutational landscape made up of few "mountains" and a large number of "hills" that respectively correspond to frequently and rarely mutated genes across tumor samples [ 9].
