Sentence examples for thick surfaces from inspiring English sources

Her preferred spatial effect often seemed to be a swirling vortex, with the illusion of motion both countered and underscored by weighty colors and thick surfaces subdued with the active workings of a palette knife.

It was during this time that de Kooning condensed the rich, thick surfaces of his earlier work, producing stripped-down canvases made of spare patterns of looping, buckling lines and ribbons in red, yellow and blue.

These are specifically used to generate geometric models of shell-type objects and thick surfaces [1 3].

Thatch ants, Formica obscuripes and Acromyrmex heyeri, use plant fragments as a building material and arrange them in a thick compact surface layer called "thatch" which has a lower thermal diffusivity than the surrounding soil.

Huge bulldozers are adding a thick surface layer of crushed stone to the embankments to protect them from the region's harsh weather.

The document, seven pages long, paid special attention to making sure the returning Mirs could find the hole through which they had entered the Arctic Ocean and not become trapped beneath the thick surface ice.

Gelisols with thick surface organic layers predominate in the Low Arctic, whereas those that exhibit pronounced vertical mixing are common in the High and Middle Arctic, where they are identified by hilly terrain and a landscape patterned with polygon-shaped cracking.

Returning to London for two years in 1744, he began to acquire a knowledge of the old masters and an independent style marked by bold brushwork and the use of impasto, a thick surface texture of paint, such as in his portrait of Captain the Honourable John Hamilton (1746).

The difference was attributed to the accumulation of graminoid plant debris in thick surface O horizons.

The coil frame is a sole monolithic toroidal thick surface equipped with grooves mechanised by the toroidal milling machine.

Such a damage consists in a few millimeters thick surface layer with porosity slightly higher than in the sound material.