Sentence examples for theory of shapes from inspiring English sources

A theory of shapes and colors functioning independently of objective imagery, articulated in "On the Spiritual in Art," was one of Kandinsky's great contributions, and it has evidently inspired Mr. Ilachinski's "Interaction" series.

A study on a mathematical theory of shapes in relation to pattern recognition and computer vision.

In this paper, we present briefly the generalised theory of shape as developed by Majumder (Majumder, D.D., 1995.

A unified theory of shape functions for space-time finite elements is developed, and the shape functions for triangular and parallelogram elements are derived in terms of a set of orthogonal functions.

We applied the statistical theory of shape to measurements of the spatial configuration of function and anatomy in neocortex.

The paper ends with a discussion of a new theory of random shapes that may prove useful in building anatomical and functional atlases.

A pioneer in geodesy, the science concerned with the size and shape of the Earth, he measured a meridian arc between Rome and Rimini, Italy, in 1750 in order to test his theory of the shape of the Earth.

The theory of molecular shape known as valence-shell electron-pair repulsion (VSEPR) theory grew out of Lewis' theory, and, like that approach to bonding, VSEPR focuses on the role of electron pairs.

Here, we consider making through the lens of a unique computational theory of design: shape grammars.

You don't need to invoke a racist theory of facial shape that helped justify the deaths of millions of people.

Example: Einstein's Theory of Relativity shaped much more than the scientific world of the 20th Century; his work had a great effect of the social structure of pre and post World War Two America as well.