Sentence examples for pattern of raised from inspiring English sources

He puddles paint into the convexities of deformed canvases or fills the cracks between glass tiles and then removes the tiles, leaving a pattern of raised grout lines.

Every detail of the figure, from her stylishly filed teeth to the elaborate pattern of raised scars on her skin, would seem to confirm, in African terms, her status as a social and moral ideal, while Western viewers may read, in her Madonna-like pose and upturned face, with its parted lips and half-closed eyes, an expression of maternal joy.

The paintings — closeups of manhole covers with their cryptic labyrinthine pattern of raised welts, loving roseate sunsets that turned out to be the sheen and scuff on a spaldeen — had multiplied; there were so many of them now that the artist had been obliged to carve a trail, as it were, among them, that would permit access to the kitchen table, where David and I now sat down.

For shared cycle-ways and footpaths, a horizontal pattern of raised lines across the pavement indicates the footpath side, whereas raised lines running along the direction of travel indicate the side to be used by cyclists.

On the wall above an enormous bowl of fruit is a painting, a dense pattern of raised vertical lines in deep blue, red, green and yellow, done in Lee's signature palette-knife style.

Although tritium emissions from Canadian heavy water nuclear reactors are larger than from German PWR and BWR reactors, the same pattern of raised concentrations in vegetation and food is expected to occur near German reactors.

The latest warning, delivered by former North Korean nuclear negotiator Kim Gye Gwan on Wednesday, fits Pyongyang's well-established pattern of raising the stakes in negotiations by threatening to walk out if it doesn't get its way.

The plan has alarmed some business leaders, who argue that it could drive shoppers away, and some community activists, who complain that lawmakers have fallen into a pattern of raising fees instead of making difficult decisions to rein in costs.

In other challenging environments such as the seasonally flooded grasslands of Bolivia's Llanos de Mojos, around Lake Titicaca and in the great river basins of lowland Colombia and Ecuador, the creation of complex patterns of raised fields and canals fostered a favourable micro-climate that would have earned these early farmers miraculous harvests.

Note, however, that Braille reading involves pattern recognition of raised dots.

"Kabbalah Centre has engaged in a pattern and practice of raising funds... for the purpose of enriching itself and others associated with Kabbalah Centre," according to a complaint filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court by Carolyn Cohen, a San Diego County real estate broker and president of the Solana Beach Chamber of Commerce.