Sentences with phrase «as constellations»

Geometric relationships serve as constellations and building blocks, so I want to retain some of those.

In early sculptures such as Untitled (Latin Study), 1985, he used wooden armatures to create three - dimensional constructions that appear as constellations of floating painted brushstrokes rendered tangible, their shadows producing flat compositions on the walls behind them.

From a distance, Greg Stimac's works appear as constellations.

The resulting surfaces are not pictures as much as constellations of art historical movements, pop culture references and literary archetypes.

Partly due to the shortage of sheet aluminium, but mostly to his own desire to reconsider his process during wartime, Calder experimented with the carved wood constructions known as Constellations, as well as the bronzes that he had first considered in the mid-1930s.

The DePaul astronomer got the idea for the book while browsing through a museum gift shop where he saw Grice's original book, «Touch the Stars,» a 1990 astronomy book containing tactile line drawings of objects such as constellations, planets, and galaxies.

A story book is also included with each turtle that includes information about the colors and associated moods, as well as the constellations, an adoption certificate and facts about turtles.

Often we go even further and identify the objects of our experience as constellations of the particles defined by science.

In The Ethics of Invention: Technology and the Human Future, Sheila Jasanoff — legal scholar and revered matriarch in the field of science and technology studies — invites us to consider technology not as a mere tool but as a constellation of norms, machines, and regimes that form interlocking and evolving new relationships.

If the cloud were visible to the naked eye, it would stretch about 10 to 12 degrees across the sky, about as wide as the constellation Orion.

While the concept won't get the same scientific return as say a flagship - style mission or a large, ground - based telescope, it could enable first order of scientific investigations or be flown as a constellation of similarly equipped CubeSats, added Kostiuk.

One also appears as a constellation in the minigame Starring Artist.

The CALS construct is defined as a constellation of the high - utility language skills that correspond to linguistic features prevalent in oral and written academic discourse across school content areas and that are infrequent in colloquial conversations (e.g., knowledge of logical connectives, such as nevertheless, consequently; knowledge of structures that pack dense information, such as nominalizations or embedded clauses; knowledge of structures for organizing argumentative texts) Over the last years, as part of the Catalyzing Comprehension Through Discussion Debate project funded by IES to the Strategic Educational Research Partnership, Dr. Paola Uccelli and her research team have produced a research - based, theoretically - grounded, and psychometrically robust instrument to measure core academic language skills (CALS - I) for students in grades 4 - 8.

One also appears as a constellation in the minigame Starring Artist.

Presented as a constellation, we are encouraged to weave these elements together and create our own narratives.

In a true celebration of the self as a constellation of «stuff» — visible and invisible to the eye — Thomas poses an emancipatory narrative of female Blackness that is transposed and transformed across times, spaces, and persons.

This talk will demonstrate how exhibitions create spatial relations between different planes of interaction for the viewer, and how multiple agencies and actors are necessary for an understanding of the curatorial as a constellation of activities that can be can represented the final exhibition - form.

If one was to fully appreciate John Torreano's recent exhibition «Scapes,» it helped to be familiar with the ancient Greek myth of Orion, the hunter, who was immortalized as a constellation by Artemis (sister of Apollo and the object of Orion's love)...

If one was to fully appreciate John Torreano's recent exhibition «Scapes,» it helped to be familiar with the ancient Greek myth of Orion, the hunter, who was immortalized as a constellation by Artemis (sister of Apollo and the object of Orion's love) after she killed him accidentally.

Presented as a constellation, Rondinone marries elements he has used in the past to «bring all those groups together in a colorful symphony.»

Several months ago, she opened her latest permanent site - specific work, «Planar Pavilions,» a loose grid of 10 configurations of black - painted cinder - block walls of varying heights — some low enough to sit on, others as tall and imposing as linebackers — along a gentle slope, which calls to mind the crumbled foundations of a future civilization as well as the constellation of concrete boxes Donald Judd installed in the early 1980s on his own property in Marfa, Tex..

As a result, the exhibition would appear as a constellation or an archipelago of small solo exhibitions and the viewers will be given an opportunity to encounter with each artist» creative world in more depth and able to think how they connect with each other.

What she envisions, she said (in so many words), wasn't a single business as much as a constellation of possibilities for collaboration and innovation.

Peabody's filings revealed funding for the American Legislative Exchange Council, the corporate lobby group which opposes clean energy standards and tried to impose financial penalties on homeowners with solar panels, as well as a constellation of conservative thinktanks and organisations.

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Again, Zuckerberg has gestured to this idea, adopting «meaningful groups» as another of his new totem - phrases, and suggesting that the solution lies in Facebook's hosting a constellation of smaller overlapping social networks, each of which can set its own standards.

Zuckerberg is not the only one looking to make the world wide web truly world wide: In June, Elon Musk's SpaceX asked the FCC for permission to create a constellation of 4,000 satellites that would serve as an internet service provider.

The two test satellites will orbit about 700 miles above the Earth, in the same range as the eventual constellation.

Once a network of hundreds, or thousands, is in place, Jenkins says, Saildrone's potential will come together as it forms a constellation of interconnected data points in the ocean tracking Earth's climate from pole to pole.

SAN FRANCISCO — When Steve Jobs adopted «think different» as Apple's mantra in the late 1990s, the company's ads featured Albert Einstein, Bob Dylan, Amelia Earhart and a constellation of other starry - eyed oddballs who reshaped society.

The beachhead groups were part of a larger constellation of advisers, including Oklahoma oil and gas mogul Harold Hamm (once considered for energy secretary), billionaire investor Carl Icahn (last seen shadily pushing for policy that would benefit his oil refineries), GOP energy lobbyist Mike McKenna (in charge of the DOE transition team), longtime climate skeptic (and hopeless dope) Myron Ebell, North Dakota Rep. Kevin Cramer (the oil devotee who supposedly wrote Trump's big energy speech last May), and Thomas J. Pyle, the director of the Institute for Energy Research (IER), a pro-fossil fuel «think tank» which, as we shall see, has provided several Trump staffers.

Sir Martin Sorrell: Davos is often described as a bellwether of the key geopolitical issues for the yr in advance, but anyone hunting to the forum's constellation of stars for a glimpse of the future is very likely to be disappointed Picture: Rex Features In January the world's political...

A constellation of investors, led by General Atlantic and the Dragoneer Investment Group, has approached Uber as part of an attempt to win more of a stake in the ride - hailing giant, according to three people with knowledge of the conversations.

When the Bible refers to God darkening the moon, or not allowing it's light to shine, it's likely talking about infrequent lunar eclipses, and the same system of finding meaning in the position of planets relative to constellations we know as astrology is what these Bible writers are talking about.

Just as in that seed there were together (simul) invisibly all the things which would in time develop into the tree, so the world itself is to be thought to have had together — since God created all things together — all the things which were made in it and with it when the day was made, not only the heavens with the sun and the moon and the constellations... and the earth and the abysses... but also those things which the water and the earth produced potentially and causally, before they should rise in the course of time in the way we now know them, through those operations which God carries on even until now.8

In order to interpret this core - principle of revelation, we must understand its essential presupposition; namely, that events are present «in» other events - present not just abstractly (through «eternal objects»), i.e., mediated by the «general,» but as singular events that effect their further history by their unique concreteness (PR 338).12 Whitehead recognizes precisely this constellation when he says:» [T] he truism that we can only conceive in terms of universals has been stretched to mean that we can only feel in terms of universals.

As Raymond Brady Williams writes, «Muslims in Chicago mosques represent a constellation of evolving ethnicities different from those experienced by any of the participants prior to migration and more diverse than anywhere outside of Mecca during the Hajj.»

Confronting the same constellation of objects as before and knowing that he does so, he nevertheless finds them transformed through and through in many of their details... Operations and measurements are paradigm - determined... Scientists with different paradigms engage in different concrete laboratory manipulations.

Before corrective action can be taken, one needs to have as clear a picture as can be had of the constellation of factors that have led to life - frustrating situations that call for change, whether the issue be poverty, pollution, overpopulation, or the rich - poor gap among the nations.

To hear him sing the aria «Great Bear and the Pleiades» from Peter Grimes» the text suspended on a single pitch as Benjamin Britten's harmonies spin around it like constellations» was to be taken to some height from which the whole miserable panorama of human suffering was for a moment laid bare to our view.

The final day is constantly happening, as great works of art — such as The Grand Canyon, the Aurora Borealis / Australus, incredible creatures, the constellation Orion, etc. — exist, change, form, or are born.

The Pleiades is a cluster of stars; Orion on the other hand, is a constellation — not a cluster — of stars, and as such only appear to be in relation with each other, from the point of view of earthbound observers.

Even though brain and belief will never finally converge — in principle — we can discern suggestive constellations such as the one I have sketched.

The person I thought of as Tom Beaudoin dissolved into a wide - ranging constellation of personalities that different on - line communities knew only as TBEAUDOIN.

In what follows I suggest how knowledge of brain processes and patterns of belief might converge, and then how that constellation might enhance an understanding of Byzantine and medieval architecture as tangible expressions of those beliefs.

... (I) nsight [Einblick] as in - flashing [Einblitz] is the disclosing coming - to - pass of the constellation of the turning within the coming to presence of Being itself...» [vii] It is like looking at an object in the dark.

The dim stars gleam Their separate ways, and constellations drawn Connect their dots, while under them we dream And sleep, then wake to such a thing as dawn.

A majestic light fixture comprised of twinkling lights arranged to accurately represent the constellations found in Las Vegas» night sky will serve as an exquisite enhancement to the gorgeous space.

Many of the constellations we can see in our night sky appear as characters in Greek myths.

This presentation of «Star Families» will include tales of monsters, animals, gods, princesses and heroes (such as Hercules, below) and show audience members how to identify the associated constellations.

Our children deserve our superior effort at understanding what is in their best interest, especially when feelings and struggles are intense, as they often are in the transition to a remarried family constellation.