Sentence examples for over grids from inspiring English sources
The paintings in this show, Mr. Rollins's first in New York in five years, are made according to his signature formula: over grids of neatly pasted pages from works of classic literature, related symbolic forms are applied.
Almost all of the electricity moved over grids is in the form of alternating current.
There has been a large body of work on using cost models to predict execution times in order to select between options for deploying workflows over grids and clouds[15, 16].
Basing on a data-model approach we developed a service-oriented, platform- and language-independent framework which provides seamless access for heterogeneous applications to data storage resources distributed over grids and clouds.
The two-dimensional (2D) and three-dimensional (3D) time and frequency responses and sound pressure attenuation results are both computed over grids of receivers placed perpendicular and parallel to the building wall.
To explore the space of demographic parameters we aimed to investigate, we treated them as continuous random variables with prior distributions, rather than performing simulations over grids of discrete parameter values [9], [40].
His abstract geometric paintings in last spring's "Freestyle" at the Studio Museum in Harlem combined his two careers: their delicately tinted all-over grids were collages made from singed pieces of permanent-wave end papers, lined up edge to edge.
Lee Etheredge fills sheets of paper with typewritten words to form tight, all-over grids that resemble stitchwork, with tonal patterns created through manipulations of spacing and alternating upper- and lower-case letters.
If he intends his paintings to sing visually, he has a way to go; his all-over grids of painted words are monotonous, each word a brick in a wall.
While the dark lines between the modules create a woozily distorted grid, a softer, secondary, all-over grid produced by the alignment of the internal edges of the concave pyramids remains perfectly undistorted -- albeit tipped on the bias.
Several years ago he turned the lobby of the Dia building on West 22nd Street in Manhattan into an all-over grid of brightly colored tiles: it was like a bathhouse conceived by Mondrian.
