Sentence examples for merging of lines from inspiring English sources

It is a thinly painted, luminous oil on board reminiscent of the work of de Kooning and Arshile Gorky, but with a merging of lines, shapes and colors that is Resnick's own.

The quantitative distribution maps of trace elements in two agate samples were acquired by a series of equally long line scan and a subsequent merging of line scans with Iolite software.

The GPCR system was discovered by the merging of different research lines.

The merging of such boar lines is comparable to cross-breeding, which is documented here by the negative FIS value.

"Merging different body parts of ancestors into a single person could represent the merging of different families and their lines of descent," Parker-Pearson said.

At time point (3) members of the second troop (T2a, T2b) climb the turntable ladder and join team member T1c which is shown in the chart by the merging of the red and brown lines with the yellow line.

This beautiful line, this merging of life and death, comes naturally for Mr. Cox, a child of preternatural sensitivity born into a relatively privileged family.

The results of these simulations showed that the merging of two fire fronts can result in a quick increase in fire-line intensity or in flame height.

The result is a kaleidoscopic merging of fact and speculation, drama and documentation, that bares mighty emotional upheavals at their fault lines.

It centers on the merging of two very different dimensions: a flat grid of fabric, and thread, which is an extended line of many colors.

A merging of country (Big Rock) and folk (Kathleen) styles, it occasionally strays into stranger territory, such as the queasy synth lines that run through opener Killer.