Sentence examples for model of form from inspiring English sources
Its unpretentious styling is a model of form following function: so it is a big inside.
The current BBC4 series on Sacred Music, presented by Simon Russell Beale, is a model of form being matched to content.
In this paper, however, we consider Nicholson's model of form (1.3) to guarantee the convergence of the series appears in the solution representation (3.8).
Therefore, this study develops a comprehensive model of form attractiveness and an evaluation instrument for measuring the attractiveness of passenger car forms targeted at young consumers.
Open image in new window Fig. 8 Idealized bi-linear stress strain model of form-block.
His concerti were taken as models of form by many late Baroque composers, including Johann Sebastian Bach, who transcribed 10 of them for keyboard instruments.
Indeed, his very first juvenilia, a dog and a duck cut from brass sheet metal, which he made around the age of eleven, look completely like Calders, animals reduced to their essence in a manner more caricatural than stylishly sleek — though this is in part because Calder's later work instructed our eyes on how to appreciate childlike modelling of form.
Given a collection of measurements of the form (2) and an underlying model of the form (4)–(5), the model parameters can be estimated using the maximum likelihood approach.
In Manjit Bawa's "Modern Miniature" (2000), what the exhibition's curator calls "abstract zones" common to traditional Indian painting and a more Modernist simplistic modeling of forms are married successfully.
His earliest known works, a Crucifixion (c. 1455) and St. Jerome in His Study (c. 1460), already show Antonello's characteristic combination of Flemish technique and realism with typically Italian modeling of forms and clarity of spatial arrangement.
The only known surviving work from Praxiteles' own hand, the marble statue Hermes Carrying the Infant Dionysus, is characterized by a delicate modeling of forms and exquisite surface finish.
