Sentence examples for weave of space from inspiring English sources

It is here that we find the basic definition of aura: "A strange weave of space and time: the unique appearance or semblance of distance, no matter how close it may be".

Varo's interest in scientific discovery, reflected even in the titles of her works, extended to cosmology, evolution, astronomy, and genetics: The Phenomenon of Weightlessness, Cosmic Energy, Weaving of Space and Time, Creation of the Birds, Discovery of a Mutant Geologist, Exploration of the Sources of the Orinoco River, Vegetal Architecture.

It weaves stories of space exploration with accounts of those who risk their lives on leaky boats to make the perilous journey between Africa and Europe.

It could be a kind of incessant pressure woven into the fabric of space itself, a concept known as a cosmological constant and dreamt up by Einstein.

Conceived as a dense weave of open and closed spaces, inspired by traditional Indian urban patterns, the campus follows a monastic plan with individual cells linked by cloisters and walkways, designed to encourage chance encounters.

But whereas the weave of epic is loose, leaving spaces for expansion and adaptation, the tragedies — many of which, we should remember, were themselves adaptations of episodes from epic — are highly compressed, almost hermetic.

The intertwined and helical weave pattern of the collagen fibers obscures the large volumes of space between the collagen fibrils.

The Missonis are such masters of knitwear that you take for granted the extraordinary patchworks of woven space-dyed yarns with chevron tweed and clumps of fur.

At one point the blue neon outlines the body of a shark and weaves through space like a creature of the sea. .

The bike lanes and parking spaces being added along the street are covered with permeable pavers, a weave of pavement that allows 80 percent of rainwater to filter through it to the ground below.

Many of the examples discussed above weave together the space and the time dimensions.