Actually looking at the picture means moving constantly from one facet to another; it never lets you settle on one resolved perception.
These tensions — between the captured moments on film (ultimately as fixed an art object as the surrounding paintings) and the transient intimacy of live performance; between the personal interpretations of the art and the public setting — are just some of the facets of Moving Theater's inquiry.
At constant temperature the boundary with a facet moved steadily and its shape remained self-similar.
Under these combined conditions, when the faceted structure forms with a shrinking growth surface, the liquid droplet is easy to unpin, moving onto a sidewall (111) facet, and thus to continue to grow, forming a kink [24].
The moving boundary assumed a semi-faceted configuration composed of a singular facet connected to a curved boundary section joined at a distinct edge.
The "teaser style" used a swipe toggle to move rapidly between facets and corresponding results.
The methods compute accurate viscosity solutions to a wide variety of difficult moving interface problems involving merging, anisotropy, faceting, and curvature.
Numerical results show that the method computes accurate viscosity solutions to a wide variety of difficult geometric moving interface problems involving merging, anisotropy, faceting, nonlocality, and curvature.
At a time when so many facets of American culture are moving forward to embrace gay rights -- the government, corporations, musicians, social organizations, television and beyond -- one of the most quintessentially American groups, The Boy Scouts of America, refuses to join in.
The US team was moving the ball beautifully and dominating in every facet.
