Sentences with phrase «by thin»

The massage therapist was also said to have placed his penis on her wrist twice, which was covered by a thin draping material.

The complainant alleged she heard the massage therapist twice unzip his pants, masturbate while massaging her with one hand, and twice placed his penis on her wrist (which was covered by thin draping material).

Rather, in addition to massive ice sheets covering the continents, parts of the planet (especially ocean areas near the Equator) could have been draped only by a thin, watery layer of ice amid areas of open sea.

The patches are connected by a thin 6,000 - mile long current called the Subtropical Convergence Zone.

Shell small, elongate, pellucid white, exhibiting the red dried remains of the animal, smooth, glossy, rather blunt at the apex; whorls 8, a little convex, slowly and regularly increasing, narrowly marginate beneath the slightly oblique suture; aperture ovate, acuminate above; peristome whitish, the outer margin curved forward in the middle, somewhat sinuated above and at the base; columellar margin thickened, reflexed, joined above to the outer lip by a thin callosity.

That can not happen with a huge ocean overlain by a thin layer of air exposed to space.

The West Antarctic Ice Sheet rests over a geologically complex region characterized by thin crust, high heat flows, active volcanism and sedimentary basins (9 - 16).

Now imagine that the planet gets completely surrounded by a thin black steel shell, located a few thousand metres above the surface, as shown in a cutaway view in the picture above, and in Figure 1 below.

The planned production version of the T1 will have an expanded polystyrene body, covered by a thin polycarbonate shell

The dielectric is formed by a thin oxide or other insulating layer on the metal surface, and the liquid or gel electrolyte is the other plate of the capacitor.

Figure 1, from Fig. 1 in Doug's paper, shows an example of an OxCal calibration, with the resulting 95.4 % (± 2 sigma for a Gaussian distribution) probability range marked by the thin bar above the x-axis.

Since the spectacularly pronounced melting of 2007, a greater proportion of the Arctic Ocean has been covered by thin ice that is formed in a single season and is more vulnerable to slight temperature increases than older, thicker ice.

It was accentuated by a thin seam of dark blue light — our atmosphere.

Greenhouse effect - natural situation in which heat is retained by a thin layer of greenhouse gases.

The idea is that outside air goes through a very long incoming conduit into the precipitation chamber and then returns through an equally long outgoing conduit that is placed right beside the incoming one and separated from it by a thin membrane of some thermally conducting substance, e.g. copper (expensive) or aluminum (scrap aluminum runs around $ 1400 / ton today).

This methane is likely sourced from non-hydrate methane previously kept in place by thin and now melting permafrost at the sea bed, melting clathrates, or some combination of both.

Looking at the image above reveals an ailing Arctic ice sheet bearing the scars of multiple large holes and fringed by thin and dispersed sections of ice.

They were layered on top of one another, membrane upon membrane separated by a thin film of liquid, almost like a stack of pancakes held together with maple syrup.

The bold green colour from the collage has been replaced by a thin, soft line.

It is bisected by a thin red vertical line, an example of what Still called «life lines,» which Mr. Sobel says are «humankind represented in an abstract way.»

For his debut Los Angeles exhibition, Stanley Whitney presents a body of brand new paintings employing his decades - old compositional approach: gridded squares of pigment, divided by thin horizontal lines.

In the wake of his much - lauded exhibition at the Studio Museum in Harlem, Stanley Whitney provides a large scale painting in his decades - old compositional modus operandi: gridded blocks of color on a square canvas, separated by thin ribbons of pigment.

The Forever Now's flaws can be described succinctly; it was a conservative showing of poorly chosen works by mostly good painters, loosely strung together by a thin curatorial premise.

This was further enhanced by thin tubes of black lighting that hung from the ceiling above.

My sense of the whole city is colored by that thin, random seeming covering, a mere temporary shell thrown over the sand and mud which the ancient rocks that jut out of the grass in Central Park seem savagely to ignore.

After his break with representational art in 1946, he substituted a more monumental vision of nature for the early nocturnal landscapes crossed by a thin network of light.

Danielle Tegeder's painting «Tzangrine: The Mechanics of Velocity and Lust» evokes early Duchamp and Italian Futurism with a dynamic group of angular forms linked by thin lines.

The arrangement of circular forms connected by thin strands appears in other areas of physics — related to unimaginably huge structures such as galactic jets, which emanate from black holes at the centres of many galaxies.

Stella painted black stripes in various configurations, separated by thin lines, on unpainted canvas.

The format is derived from Neo-Plasticism — arrangements of rectangular and semirectangular planes of unmodulated color divided by thin black lines — but the effect owes much to Sander's association with the New York School.

Pollock used his hands to mold the resulting semi-solid material into jagged forms, connected by thin wire.

Stamos's work, Infinity Field, Lefkada Series # 8 (1978) explores the expansiveness of the color, where broad areas of the canvas are covered by swathes of red, broken only by thin lines on the edges of the canvas.

The horizon line is here represented by thin neon pipes of subtly varied light temperatures.

A man with shades on is guarding an entrance protected by a thin lace curtain.

Moving beyond the membrane - as - enclosure, Balema's most gestural and abstract works are flat, twisty sheets of foam, some coated with brightly coloured latex, affixed to walls and ceilings by thin steel rods.

They are constrained only by the thin, freely drawn graphite lines rendered in pencil atop the white surfaces.

During this time he became drawn to the primitivism of tribal art, and developed a style of gestural painting marked by thin white lines on dark canvases.

We will show a new work by Stanley Whitney, who has spent the majority of his career exploring the possibilities of a single compositional strategy: since the 1980s, the artist has cobbled his paintings from blocks of brilliant color, assembled in horizontal rows, and separated by thin bands of pigment.

Their unfinished state is embellished by thin gold leaf, which recalls the alchemical process of matter's transformation.

In her version, the originally solid, load - bearing grid structure is transformed into light, semi-transparent shapes propped up by thin polished metal rods.

Arranged systematically across the composition, each purple stripe contains another, smaller band of white, bound by thin lines of either reddish orange or green.

His canvases, in turn, become third - degree abstractions from reality and often appear slightly out - of - focus, as if covered by a thin veil or painted from a failing memory.

These loose gestures are then covered by a thin blanket using a squeegee, airbrush, and palette knife.

Magpie (1963) is black canvas rectangle horizontally bisected by a thin blue line with light visible at top and bottom from these open gaps.

The exhibition was inspired by 1956 PH - 223, a stunning deep blue painting bisected by a thin vertical line created by bare canvas.

One starts to notice how the shape of a square is used throughout the room in architectural features, most notably on the gridded window frames on the opposite side of the room, where the rounded edges of the sculpture are echoed by thin sheets of linen translucently softening the sharp angels on the repeated square grids.

It also introduces a pale tangerine to Martin's familiar palette of sky, blush and sand, and a new, vertical orientation — albeit moored by a thin, horizontal pencil line running like a seam across the precise middle.

The large painting that sits behind the artist overwhelms by the brilliant cerulean red foreground only to further entice the viewer by a thin sheer sheet cut in the center which opens up to a scenic landscape background.

The paintings become gauzy mindscapes (not landscapes, mind you, but something much more vulnerable and cerebral), rendered with Flashe vinyl - based acrylic paint that stains and swirls on the canvas in color fields, before being lyrically interrupted by thin vines of colored neon light.

Twombly soon developed a technique of gestural drawing that was characterized by thin white lines on a dark canvas that appear to be scratched onto the surface.