Sentence examples for radiating patterns from inspiring English sources
Some paintings juxtapose radiating patterns with grid patterns or box different molecular systems according to color or outline.
Thus, a viewer's face becomes a playground for colorful, radiating patterns which, at the same time as they distort reality, invite the participant to reconsider their narcissistic reflection.
"For example, mirrors were placed at the bottom of the walls to make the line between the wall and floor hard to distinguish, and the dazzle camouflage was painted in radiating patterns to make the point of contact between the walls (the corners of the room) difficult to see".
Yet their crisp geometries, accumulating marks and radiating patterns force us to mind the gap between artistic thought and artistic action, to accept the inability of language to predict visual outcome.
The experimental underwater flextensional piezoceramic sandwich transducer has a low resonance frequency (14 kHz), small dimensions and emits omnidirectional acoustic radiating patterns in the transversal plane.
In "The Failure of Love" (1999-2000) the radiant, radiating pattern of Mr. Greenwold's chest hair recalls Mondrian's semi-abstract trees.
The plotting radiating pattern is for the H-plane.
The 12 May epicentre, together with its expected radiating pattern of shaking, is centred right at the eastern end of the 25 April rupture.
The silicone bears a template consisting of an extracellular protein, fibronectin, which guides the growth of the cells into a radiating pattern similar to the muscles in the real ray.
In the experimental groups, EEAIT at the concentration of 200 mg/kg/day) showed the moderate protection in liver morphology as observed in the normal pattern of the central vein and radiating pattern of cell plates.
They were unlike the large rectangular or rhomboidal shaped crystals with notched borders typical of cholesterol.[ 5] The crystals consisted of spindles clustered together in regular polyhedral shaped rosettes with a radiate pattern (Illustrated in Fig 4) measuring approximately 1 3 microns in size.
