All kinds of subjects, including perception, time, workmanship and mortality, as well as paint's capacity to make and convey meaning, played into the Impressionist's images of life in the French countryside.
Union carpenters contribute tax revenue to our city as well as workmanship.
You get my point; good tools not only improve the quality of your workmanship, but improve your confidence as well.
He introduced several reforms in the monetary system, and his coins, in design as well as in workmanship and purity of metal, excelled those of his predecessors.
The public will see not only the extraordinary workmanship, but the results of the restoration as well.
This is evident in his reverence for the utility and workmanship of the antique tools that crowd his shop as well as his admiration for the ingenious — and often idiosyncratic — engineering built into the midcentury Italian cars, and Lancias in particular, that are his specialty.
The cathedral treasury contains examples of fine medieval workmanship and sacred relics (including the supposed swaddling clothes of Jesus, as well as his crucifixion loin cloth) that are displayed to pilgrims every seven years (see Palatine Chapel).
I am impressed with the strong fabric textures, detailed workmanship, the color palette of forest green, gray and mauve and as well as the disparate hem lengths, fresh silhouettes and her variation on color blocking.
Other aspects of the report, which deal with material properties and manufacture, field applications, workmanship and installation, and long-term monitoring, are summarized in the chapter as well.
Vernacular housing technology is the most cost-effective practice which utilizes the local workmanship and materials and also endorses the cultural dimensions of indigenous and local people as well.
