Sentence examples for pictures composed of from inspiring English sources

The Modena exhibition, arranged more or less chronologically, opens at the Palazzina dei Giardini with some of Albers's early glass pictures, composed of broken bottles and other detritus retrieved from a local dump in Weimar, held together with hammered lead and wire, strikingly back-lit here during the day by the abundant natural light in this baroque garden pavilion.

I'm thinking of Alma Thomas's pictures composed of blocks of color and infused with references to both dressmaking and urban life, and of the sewn, pieced and stained painting-sculpture hybrids of Al Loving, Sam Gilliam and Joe Overstreet, with sources in tailoring and quilting.

To provide for aspects that enable augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) and attention to the specific needs of the children, the game also uses pictures composed of a set of symbols called picture communication symbols (PCS), which were extracted from the "free communication board" of Project Amplisoft, free software for alternative communication (http://www.ler.pucpr.br/amplisoft/).

The genome-wide landscape of the H. polymorpha transcriptome obtained from glucose grown cells is a variegated picture composed of "peaks" of over-expressed genes separated by "valleys" of genes with moderate or low-expression levels.

From the pictures, it is obviously seen that the film composed of small nanosized grains.

The result is a photo book entirely void of pictures, composed instead of essays written by photographers about those moments that never made it onto film, and the reasons why not.

Does the way the novel is constructed from the ebb and flow of its characters' inner lives capture something of human existence, just as pictures composed according to the rules of perspective capture something about the relationship between object and viewer?

His "Macbeth," starring Ethan Hawke, is no less eye-catching: a series of chilling stage pictures, composed in obsidian and blood red.

Both pictures are composed of two monochromatic panels (blue in one painting, red in the other) covered with all-over patterns of tiny stars and joined by a third, vertical panel in silver and gold.

Ordinary television pictures are composed of pixels--coloured dots arranged on a surface.

With a closer look, the pictures are composed of colored cells filled with random data.