Sentence examples for shapes of various from inspiring English sources
What is immediately striking in the photos is the unimaginable sizes and shapes of various species, whether gigantic or minuscule, phallic or globose.
The space was dominated by a sculptural construction by Mr. Kirili made up of six rectangular panels, inside of which shapes of various sizes dangled like fantastically decorated stalactites.
She goes on to connect Smith's geometry to the radically simplified shapes of various European art movements on the one hand, and his identity as a factory-trained laborer on the other.
In the beautiful late piece Sicut Umbra... for mezzo-soprano and chamber ensemble, Juan Ramón Jiménez's lines "Hay que buscar, para saber tu tumba, por el firmamiento" ("You have to search the firmament to know your tomb") are mirrored by melodic lines based on the shapes of various constellations, which Dallapiccola "draws" in the score.
Other paintings indicate some new directions more bluntly, like the use of brilliantly colored drips and pours in "Plinth" and "Caravanserai" that rethink Pollock by way of marbleized endpapers, and, in "Magic Lantern With Rugosa," a ground made with positive and negative cardboard relief plates cut with the shapes of various Renaissance lance blades.
FEMNET, a numerical tool based on the finite element method, was applied to estimate the shapes of various diamond-mesh cod-end designs during fishing.
Here, we defined a parameter, OT, and the shapes of various-shaped nanostructures can be defined by OT: Figure 1 The schematic of the periodical nanostructures of the dual photonic crystal-based thin-film solar cell.
He used to set out a series of tea cozies in the shape of various animals.
Others are in the shape of various parts of the body, such as an arm or a foot.
There were buildings adapted from the shape of various Hebrew letters; buildings planned, mazelike, after a page of the Talmud; buildings aping ruins or the Western Wall.
"Wayang Legenda Indonesia Baru" (2000), an installation by the Indonesian artist Heri Dono, uses Wayang, or shadow puppets, in the shape of various Indonesian islands to represent the diverse nation, which faced a possible breakup after East Timor seceded in 1998.
