Sentence examples for landscape period from inspiring English sources
Solid and dignified, with a sharp focus and full tonal range, Mr. Webb's works placed him squarely in the company of renowned American regionalist photographers of the 1930's, 40's and 50's like Berenice Abbott, Walker Evans, Ansel Adams and Edward Weston during his later landscape period.
The second was his first landscape period, from 1830 to about 1844, when he created his own romantic ideal of landscape design and bird-and-flower prints and brought them to full fruition with his famed Fifty-three Statiofs of the Tōkaidō and other series of prints depicting landscape vistas in Japan.
We find that the approximation is accurate for the landscapes considered, and that the type of dispersal kernel affects the relationship between landscape structure, as classified by landscape period and good patch size, and the spreading speed.
In some agricultural landscapes, periods of intensive land use (e.g. irrigation or fertiliser application) have resulted in fundamental changes in ecosystem attributes, especially in relation to soil properties (e.g. through salinization ).
It is four-dimensional in that a spectator continues to move through the landscape over periods of time.
Even at this stage in the life cycle of his award-winning, television-landscape-reshaping period drama, Mr. Weiner — no mythological figure, just a grinning, 46-year-old mortal in a fleece pullover on a cool California morning — is too protective of his property to give up what he considers spoilers, which is essentially any information about the show at all.
These datasets contribute to a comprehensive spatial reconstruction of the Early Agricultural period landscape and lend insight into landscape organization and a deeper understanding of early irrigation technology.
There is also a gallery largely devoted to heroic western landscapes by Albert Bierstadt, Church's main rival as America's best period landscape painter.
During this period, landscape painting became his preferred genre.
Matthew Arnold's first volume of verse, The Strayed Reveller, and Other Poems (1849), combined lyric grace with an acute sense of the dark philosophical landscape of the period.
Yet, in exactly the same way as his contemporaries a decade before, Green was capable of seeding his narrative with tiny hints and allusions to the social landscape of the period that only a handful of his readers would understand.
