Mr. Rondinone purposely left the stone as he found it, with the surfaces rough and weathered, scored by quartz veins.
It doesn't get much more basic than that: how cells move, respond to the environment, flex their pseudopods and interact with the surfaces they find themselves on.
Many people love movies because they make sensuous contact with the surfaces of the world, but this material hardly cries out for realism.
Familiar enough with the mode that is eclectic, cosmopolitan, fickle, and perverse, George Weidenfeld makes it a point to inhabit a style whose surface is less vivid, less expansive, and more easily confused with the surfaces of a traditional gentleman.
If so — as I promptly chose to believe — I was seeing something I had never seen before in sculpture: light and shade merged with the surfaces they fall on.
Horsemen and horsewomen have long suspected that racetracks have tinkered with the surfaces on the days leading up to big races in an attempt to produce record times when a wider national audience is paying attention.
Manet's white peonies are swirls of gleaming white, and grey shadows and gold stains, and are delightful almost as abstract paintings, a thought about what light does to paint, with the surfaces of the flowers represented primarily as the impulse to paint.
On this day, with the surfaces hard and the air still, the ball travels tremendous distances.
The ions in the plasma collided with the surfaces of the Sn particles.
With increased force the probe can interact strongly with the surfaces and remove soft matter from the surface.
The affinity with the surfaces is discussed based on experimental observations, which highlights the role of hydrophobic effects.
