Sentences with phrase «by stripping»

We've been doing quite of bit of DIY in our home from a master bedroom makeover to a little curb appeal by stripping & painting our front door.

Sue found the locker in a second - hand shop and restored it herself by stripping off the paint.

Your only recourse for a good result is to remove the current finish by stripping and sanding.

I began by stripping the top.

The dining area is adjacent to the living area and the owners streamlined the space by stripping the floors throughout.

@malenkaoriginals gave this neglected dresser a modern makeover by stripping the wood, Stenciling the drawer with our Lacy Leaves Furniture Stencil, painting it with Provence Chalk Paint ®, mixing Annie Sloan Black and Dark Wax, and then applying Clear Wax.

The bench at the base of the stairs was discovered by the homeowners, who restored it to its natural state by stripping off coats of old paint.

Create a classic kitchen look by stripping back to the basics.

Start by hardening your public presence on social media and by stripping any private information from your accounts.

My goal is to help you to become a better photographer by stripping down all of the unnecessary complexity and fluff that surrounds photography.

The continued attacks by extremist politicians in Washington on women's health are part of a dangerous agenda to roll back access to reproductive health care and ban abortion, leaving millions of patients across the country devastated by stripping them of the basic health care they need and deserve.

As a clinical intervention, mindfulness is best understood by stripping away its aura of mystical spirituality and understanding the crucial role suggestion plays in the change process.

Upheld building appearance standards by stripping, sealing, finishing, and polishing the floors.

My goal is to help you to become a better photographer by stripping down all of the unnecessary complexity and fluff that surrounds photography.

Colony is one platform leveraging Ethereum to simplify the management of a distributed workforce by stripping away organizational hierarchy.

Note, by stripping witness data, the block size still appears valid (i.e. under 1 MB) to a non - SegWit / un-upgraded node.

These allow for substantial space to be created in the blocks by stripping out the witness (header information).

By stripping out some of the legacy components that make the modern Windows operating system so compatible with hardware and software of yesteryear, it should operate faster, especially on lower - end devices.

The promise with the Headphone was that, by stripping out all those extra sensors, Bragi would free up space for the Bluetooth radios to better communicate with the phone.

SegWit solved the problem by stripping off the signature from the public address of the sender in a transaction and moving it to a structure towards the end of the transaction.

Messenger Lite is the social network's attempt to penetrate the low - network speed, budget smartphone bracket by stripping the Messenger experience to its core.

Starting at a fairly steep $ 750 and $ 850, respectively, Samsung's new flagship phones forge a beautiful new path for smartphone design by stripping away unsightly bezels with their respective 5.8 - and 6.2 - inch infinity displays, and these are the first handsets to boast Qualcomm's beastly Snapdragon 835 processor for speedy performance.

By stripping this coverage, the insurance company saves money and you ultimately pay the cost.

By stripping away overhead and high fixed salaries, NewLAWu.s.

This is achieved by stripping out traditional overheads in favor of software, passing the savings onto clients.

My goal is to help you to become a better photographer by stripping down all of the unnecessary complexity and fluff that surrounds photography.

By stripping out the overhead, we are able to charge the client less than what they would have paid to a traditional firm.

Spammers «harvest» email addresses by stripping email return addresses out of something you posted somewhere.

By stripping away the gloss, anonymity, and cultural connotations of car exteriors and leaving only their bulk, the ad brilliantly highlights why moving around in single - occupancy vehicles is so absurd in an urban context.

By stripping crab shells of everything but chitin, reserachers in Japan have figured out a new key ingredient for improved displays and solar panels.

We can find out by stripping the ocean the best GCMs, hit the execute button, and see what happens.

(1) Threat to Local Rule - Our democracy is based on citizen involvment in the governing process, by stripping this local right, preemption effects citizens» ability to ensure local health and safety, protection of local budget and economy and freedom of a clean environment.

Cardinal Peter Turkson, who helped write the coming Encyclical - an official statement - said: «For humans to degrade the integrity of the Earth by constant changes in its climate; by stripping its natural forests; to contaminate Earth's water, land and air with poisonous substances - all of these are sins.

By stripping out the known changes due to global warming over that period - and recalculating the harvests using a «climate stable» crop model - the team came up with crop - yield numbers that would have applied, if global warming hadn't intervened.

The best way to do this, in my opinion, is using a fuel cell — a device that can electrochemically convert natural gas into a useable fuel by stripping off the hydrogen portion of the methane molecule and combining it with oxygen to generate clean electricity and some waste heat.

Reducing the argument to radiation as if it's «all the same energy» by stripping it of its individual properties and processes, has enabled the swapsies of properties and out of context use of laws to be made in the descriptions of energies, gases and processes, and, so ground into thinking through repetition in the education system that even the absence of the Water Cycle goes unacknowledged as you all busy yourselves arguing about the nuances of your fictional fisics with real world applied scientists who know better.

For centuries, this versatile material — harvested by stripping the bark from a certain oak species once every decade or so — was the only choice for sealing wine bottles.

By stripping away any religious or mythical context, he reinterprets these classical sculptures in our modern time, using bold colours that are representative of the contemporary time.

By stripping grammar from language and structuring narrative through movement Hubbard makes space for the recognition of and in turn the temporary release from haunting.

The notorious New York duo was equally provocative and prescient, setting the pace not only for punk but for the electropop and EDM movements by stripping rock instrumentation down to a keyboard, drum machine, and vocals.

He physically transformed the gallery by stripping the building back to its original architectural framework.

The traces to traditional art mediums and the representation of mundane material make the works unfamiliar yet aesthetic; by stripping objects off its original function, replacing them within an art context, and combining them to form a new sculptural entity, Stramrud unavoidably points at Surrealist juxtaposition techniques with its aim to create an image of poetic reality.

In his series of new paintings titled «Renaming the Constellations,» Treviño reinterprets the star charts by stripping them of their Greek / Western mythos and replacing them...

By stripping away distinguishing features, Bruce creates elemental, linear images that have a universal resonance and emotive appeal.

It is, appropriately, the first object in the show: a succinct summary of the artist's ability to take a shabby emblem of abuse and neglect and make it beautiful by stripping it of its purpose.

By stripping down the vocabulary of the painting, my aim is to have access to both the freedom of abstract painting and the referenced framework of representation.»

«By stripping the subject of depth and dimension, a displacement of identity ensues, demonstrating the power of context over content».

It dwarfs and reduces the stature of art — which has worked there at all either by stripping down, as with Marina Abramovic in performance, or by piling it on, as with Martha Rosler and her «garage sale.»

Contemporary architecture for art has come to be defined by what critic Brian O'Doherty in a 1976 essay christened «The White Cube»: the minimal, white - walled, timber - floored, top - lit room that submits itself to art by stripping itself of almost all architectural expression.

He tries to let the ground mean as much as the figure, by stripping out the color, stripping down the all - over pattern, and setting it loose.