Sentence examples for large forms and from inspiring English sources

Getting works like "Two Large Forms" and the dramatic "Two Piece Reclining Figure: Cut" into the Gagosian was not a simple process.

Honegger's music is written in a bold and uninhibited musical idiom that combines the harmonic innovations of the French avant-garde with the large forms and massed sonorities of the German tradition.

Our current understanding would suggest that Macronaria in general and Titanosauria in particular extended the ancestral body size range to relatively very small and very large forms, and the giant South American Cretaceous sauropods (Argentinosaurus, Antarctosaurus, Puertasaurus, Futalognkosaurus) appear particularly 'oversized' for the landmasses they were inhabiting.

cristatus, N. plumchrus, N. flemingeri large form, and N. flemingeri small form), which constitute a monophyletic group among Neocalanus copepods, occur in the Northwestern Pacific off Japan.

Late in the Paleocene, mammalian evolution showed a trend toward larger forms and more varied assemblages.

It is only in his post-fusion phase that Davis's melodies quit evoking larger forms and become recycled squiggles.

She arrives at loopy harlequin fields in which small shapes seem to coalesce into larger forms and then break apart to reform into different configurations.

The maturity is marked by larger forms and broader musical architecture, including tighter organization of the rondo principle, and by more distinctive, energetic musical themes, at least rhythmically if not melodically.

The lifespan of a starfish varies considerably between species, generally being longer in larger forms and in those with planktonic larvae.

Deep cortical growth lines are variably present, but up to five exist in larger forms and no more than two in the smallest taxa.

Smaller sauropods such as the Dicraeosauridae appear to have relatively shorter necks than the larger forms, and strongly positive interspecific allometry of neck length was found by Parrish (2006) for sauropodomorphs in general.