Sentence examples for linear figures from inspiring English sources

For Gorky's insinuating linear figures, Mitchell substituted the shapes of strokes made with brushes of different sizes.

The infinity of space may be represented by geometrical and linear figures.

Music is a commissioned score by Max Richter and designs are by contemporary artist Julian Opie, his trademark linear figures abstracted from images of the live dancers.

Behind these elegantly understated paintings, in which ghostly linear figures and their shadows gambol before the large-paned grid -- of, well, maybe a factory window -- lies a mundane inspiration: an iron rebar sticking out of a piece of plastic netting glimpsed by Mr. Moore as he walked on a city street.

During the Middle Ages the quill pen was used for the fine delineations of images in manuscripts; its nibs, which can be sharpened to extreme fineness, permit the craftsman to create small linear figures or ornamental decorations on the pages or along the borders of the parchment leaves.

The plot of log(x/m) versus log Ce for various initial concentrations was linear (figures not given), indicating the applicability of the classical adsorption isotherm to the DSPC-Cr VI), DSPC-Cr VI), anDSPB-Cr VIVI) systems.

Using different materials with different refractive indices as a surrounding medium, we plotted a linear figure of merit (FoM=5.9) for the configuration to quantify the LSPR sensitivity.

We plotted the linear figure of merit (FoM) based on the Fano resonance energy differences in various conditions over the refractive index.

In our case, the β − α plot is linear (Figure 6).

However, in the low concentration range (≤20% CS), the increase was linear (Figure 3c).

The representations of the modified Stern-Volmer plot are reasonably linear (Figure 7B) and the f a values are in Table 2.