In nonmoving (sessile) coelenterates, such as coral, whose colonies attain great size, it is achieved by dead structures, both internal and external, which form supporting axes.
A nonmoving water column at an atmospheric pressure of 1 atmosphere at the base of the tree is exposed to a pressure of −9 atmospheres (i.e., a tension of 9 atmospheres) at the top.
His discovery of the phases of Venus provided another observation more naturally reconciled with a nonmoving Sun.
The nonmoving works are less exciting than the video, but the show as a whole casts a witchy spell.
"There is a very striking uncanny effect for faces" but less for nonmoving bodies, said Nancy Etcoff, an assistant clinical professor at Harvard Medical School.
Sylvio himself is an invention of genius — the gorilla-head is a perpetual blank, with a nonmoving mouth and sunglasses that Sylvio almost never removes.
This show includes a big red sculpture with nonmoving, curving flat parts, which a little study reveals to be an abstracted winged lion.
William Kentridge, the South African known for his surrealistic, politically passionate animated films, offers disappointing nonmoving sculptures, collages and drawings related to a new film.
Before the competition could escalate into actual drag racing, the police gave out tickets for nonmoving offenses like parking violations and warned the participants to clear the street and not race.
But a mushroom cloud of professional paperwork, some of it depositions, much of it contracts related to the migraine-worthy on-again, off-again, on-again deal to transform 26 acres of underachieving railyards into Hudson Yards, coats every nonmoving surface.
The show also includes nonmoving works by artists like Yves Klein, Sol LeWitt, Georges Vantongerloo, Sergio Camargo and Lygia Clark as well as more orthodox kinetic pieces by Gerhard von Graevenitz, Dieter Roth, Grazia Varisco and Liliane Lijn.
