Sentence examples for two-dimensionality from inspiring English sources

Flaxman himself, in the two-dimensional linear abstraction of his drawings, a two-dimensionality implying rejection of Renaissance perspective and seen for instance in the expressive purity of "Penelope's Dream" (1792 93), had important repercussions throughout Europe.

Stylistically, the mosaics of the Paschal period, with their extreme two-dimensionality, are related to Byzantine mosaics of the 9th century (the cupola of Hagia Sophia, Thessaloníki), but technically the differences could not be greater.

Just as Magritte transubstantiates the sculptural illusion two-dimensionality, Gober transubstantiates the painted illusion three-dimensionally, while also transubstantiating the hand-painted process with computer software.

My work always walked toward the limits of the language of painting; breaking the two-dimensionality of the same with the articulation of sculptural and three-dimensional sculptures was the first step in this expansion of pictorial language".

The result was an art throbbing with life and energy, that in its formal abstraction and overall two-dimensionality presaged the turn to schools of Fauvism and Cubism in the first decade of the 20th century.

The shallowness of the Vaudeville's stage and the boxy set also creates a certain two-dimensionality.

Two dimensionality reduction statistical approaches: principal component analysis (PCA) and multidimensional scaling (MDS), were performed on the variance-normalized dataset to obtain projections of the data in two-dimensional diagrams.

He describes in the show's catalog the thread linking the show's sculptures, videos, paintings, computer games, digital prints and photographs and even clothing as a kind of two dimensionality, and what he means, in part, is an emphasis on patterning rather than modeling.

Furthermore, to approach the problem to a realistic case, taking into account the two dimensionality of the heat and mass fluxes, a numerical model was performed.

The proposed techniques to resolving these two dimensionality limitations are instructive to the real-time implementation of several popular detection and classification approaches in remote sensing image exploitation.

The ratio Δ(2) is thus reduced from Equation 9 and has the squared Z p and no term containing N k due to the two dimensionality.