Sentence examples for stark representation from inspiring English sources

The display offered a stark representation of speed.

In peformance, the music had a kind of Pop Art quality: like Andy Warhol's Elvises and Marilyns, this Jobim music was a stark representation of a national iconography, and it was at once chilly and intensely sentimental.

Charles Sheeler's "Suspended Power," a 1939 oil on canvas depicts a large machine hanging over a few small humans in a factory — a stark representation of the immense, barely-controlled power technology can exert over humanity — and how with one mis-engineered piece, we could be crushed.

"The images these children have taken are a stark representation of how they see their world, their communities and the lives of other children.

Painted on to the roof and walls of the capilla mayor, a sepulchral building at the heart of the complex, are gangs of masked demons, people crushed by machines, a hellish conquistador on a two-headed horse and other stark representations of Mexico's brutal past.

In at least one case, the answer is unequivocally yes: Richard Serra's stark, powerful representation of his controversial, disputed and now-destroyed sculpture, "Tilted Arc".

90 screenshots and reposts later, however, the resulting blob of desaturated image artefacts is a stark visual representation of just how limited technology can be. .

To appreciate the various aspects that play a role when coupling the beam into the decelerator, we first discuss the operation principles of the Stark decelerator using the schematic representation in Fig. 2. It is instructive to use phase-space coordinates in the discussion, i.e., the position (z) and velocity (v z ) of particles in the longitudinal direction.