Sentence examples for representing volume from inspiring English sources

Works like "Figures in Foliage" (1995) show a concern for representing volume and movement.

The Greco-Roman, Renaissance, and Neoclassical method of representing volume and space in painting was by a system of notated tonal values, the direction of each plane in the design being indicated by a particular degree of lightness or darkness.

The perceptual and conceptual methods of representing volume and space on the flat surface of a painting are related to the two levels of understanding spatial relationships in everyday life.

And, rather than deny the essential flatness of the painting support by using traditional methods of representing volume and texture, Robert Rauschenberg and Jim Dine attached real objects and textures to the painted surface, and Frank Stella and Kenneth Noland designed their irregularly shaped canvases to be seen as explicitly flat art objects.

On the other hand, in relatively large physical systems, the charge can be described by a continuous function of the spatial coordinates representing volume (or surface) charge density.

"These kinds of drawings identify a student's ability to compose a scene, to represent volume, to portray objects accurately and creatively, showing original thought," he says.

All numbers represent volume fractions.

The area coloured yellow represent volume of gas not tested by any well.

The suitable functions that can represent volume fractions of the introduced 2D-FGM are proposed.

Medium gray shows the nanoparticle as seen by AFM (after tip convolution), dark gray represents volume determined by the data processing algorithm.

The technique is also limited in accuracy of localizing volume changes to specific subfields of the hippocampus, since the surface-based differences represent volume changes below the surface, which in most areas include several subfields.