They work best when the underpinnings are clearly in evidence, as in "West Side Highway at Night," loosely based on an urban streetscape, and "49th and Seventh," with its suggestion of a window as its rectangular framework.
It consists of an upright rectangular framework within which a concatenation of twisted, bent, boxy forms is held, as if frozen in the moment of tumbling through a door or window.
This network (single-network) comprised (2n+18 -membered open rectangular framework with graph-set R44(2n+18 -membered openwo molecules as a whole and two urectangulars.
Plonsey and Barr showed in a two dimensional rectangular framework, except for special cases, the bidomain approach to modeling tissue electrophysiology is not a mere generalization of one dimensional cable theory [19, 20].
In the gallery's entry hallway hang a series of "Platforms," rectangular aluminum frameworks with colored plastic inserts suspended overhead like sections of a dropped ceiling.
Complexes 1 and 2 give rise to 3D metal-organic supramolecular frameworks having rectangular cavities formed via hydrogen bonding and π-π stacking interactions.
This framework extends an existing input-output/linear programming model, the rectangular choice-of-technology (RCOT) model, and integrates it into an existing input-output/linear programming model of the world economy, the World Trade Model (WTM).
Replacing the block-wise inverse DFT and DFT in the transmitter and receiver, respectively, by more general filter banks is a way to get rid of the rigid framework of rectangular windows and cyclic prefixes in OFDM systems.
Plates with rectangular planforms in the framework of Classical Laminate Theory (CLT) under several different sets of boundary conditions are considered, and the buckling problem of such composite laminated plates is solved in an approximate manner by using the classical Rayleigh Ritz method.
The WEC-C model framework is a rectangular grid of uniform cell size in the lateral plane combined with a system of soil layers, of variable thickness, in the vertical direction.
