Sentence examples for series of trees from inspiring English sources

FANTASTICAL PARK TREES A series of trees cast in bronze by the Italian Arte Povera artist Giuseppe Penone are on view this summer in the formal gardens of Versailles, just outside Paris.

In 1912, Piet Mondrian did two memorable things: he painted a series of trees, and he dropped an "a" from his surname, which had prevously been Mondriaan.

"It should look like a floating forest where the building peeks from beneath a series of trees," said Slater Tow, a Facebook spokesman.

The 36-year-old's wayward driving performance was highlighted by the striking of – in no particular order – a spectator, a television camera, a hospitality tent, a fence, a road and a series of trees.

After n iterations, a series of trees are obtained, and the best have been used to generate rules.

Tree diagrams as a way of representing relatedness is a pervasive element in exhibits that extends beyond science institutions; for example, even the Creation Museum in Kentucky contrasts evolutionary trees with a series of trees depicting separately created kinds, including a solitary and independent line for humans.

A series of tree-graphs even playfully assigns status predating the moment of birth: "envisioned by my mother".

Made from white resin, Wall Forest looks like a series of tree trunks embedded in the wall.

The decline was not in recorded global temperatures, as was sometimes said, but in temperatures inferred from a series of tree rings over the last few decades.

Erwin Wurm uses as his canvas a Volkswagen van, welded together at an odd angle to illustrate the kinetic power of a "twist"; Tom Claassen assembles a series of tree trunks to create his "Three Men" sculpture.

The emails may have been filtered by using a few simple scientifically pertinent search words such as "Yamal" – a series of tree ring data from Siberia – or emails directed to US addresses.