Sentence examples for relationship of form from inspiring English sources

The crisis involved the relationship of form and meaning.

Buzatu worked with Sigrid Adriaenssens (rear), assistant professor of civil and environmental engineering, who specializes in the relationship of form and efficiency in structures, with a particular emphasis on sustainability.

The relationship of form, use, and density in urban development and their influence on human behavior and travel is a key element of many land use and transport policies.

Citing but not evoking scores of movies to prove that the American gangster is doomed by the pressures of a society that worships success, it says little in a long space, thereby reversing the desirable relationship of form and content, which, as we have seen, had already been established by critics with fewer pretensions to a sociological overview.

Modernism was light in appearance and often light in weight, but it was quite the opposite of lightweight: it was among the most intellectual of architectures, its esthetic among the most demanding in terms of the relationship of form to idea.

Seen previously at the Santa Monica Museum of Art and accompanied by an excellent catalog (Siglio, Los Angeles), it is among the best places in New York right now to ruminate on the relationship of form, meaning and material that is often basic to the concentrated visual experience that some call art.

And the relationship of forms to meanings has shifted once again.

I recommend some form of relationship, of forming a contract to raise a child, but I don't think it's ever been in the constitution of human nature to be monogamous.

Like all abstract sculpture, it is concerned with relationships of form, line and space.

At the event, sponsored by The Catalyst Conversation, two artists and one scientist will present their viewpoints on the relationships of form (both visual and conceptual).

Influences, correspondences, relationships of form and color (Mr. Lieberman is good at installing works to point up these themes) are apparent in ways they would not be were the objects not gathered together.