Sentences with phrase «conventional use of materials»

Leaping from medium to medium, subverting the conventional uses of materials, and expanding the artwork to a wall - to - wall environment, Evans recasts the identity of a painting as an immersive installation that alters the architecture of a space and engages the viewer through the infinite happenings of a work.

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Today the business is renowned globally for its luxury packaging papers, which accompany many of the world's most exclusive brands, while the world's leading artists, galleries and museums use its framing and archival boards alongside its range of conventional artists materials.

The Cosmetics Raw Materials Scheme aims to provide comprehensive validation of natural ingredients to be used in ACO and COSMOS certified products, or by conventional cosmetics manufacturers wishing to market a product made with natural ingredients validated by a leading certification body.

Using material from dozens of interviews with Heath's contemporaries McManus does not write a conventional biography, but rather an assessment of Heath's motivations and psychology.

Add to that the exquisite specificity of biology to allow us to produce materials more cost - effectively than conventional thermochemical processing, and to produce materials that you simply can't make using conventional catalysis.

The poor performance is largely due to problems with the intermediate component, which is typically made of tungsten — an abundant material also used in conventional light bulbs.

In their Nature Communications experiment, the team produced a record number of neutrons per unit of laser energy — about 500 times better than experiments that use conventional flat targets from the same material.

It was, however, difficult to exactly determine the age of the human skeletal material using conventional radiocarbon dating, because the collagen in the bones had been completely washed out due to the long period spent in water.

In addition, the size of the droplet is quite small compared with that in conventional bulk electroporation, resulting in the use of fewer materials in high - throughput analysis.»

Prof. Cho and his research team have developed a new type anode material that would be used in place of a conventional graphite anode, which they claim will lead to lighter and longer - lasting batteries for everything from personal devices to electric vehicles.

Can we make use of this blueprint and build a more conventional material?»

Now, research performed in part at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has revealed a way to reduce the energy demand in one key step of plastic manufacturing by using a class of materials that can filter impurities more efficiently than the conventional manufacturing process.

The new materials, which generate an electric field when squeezed, copy the crystal structure of conventional piezoelectric materials but use bismuth instead of lead.

While selenium is not as abundant as silicon or other promising materials for electronics, the thinness of these sheets is a big advantage, Churchill points out: «It's thousands or tens of thousands of times thinner» than conventional diode materials, «so you'd use thousands of times less material» to make devices of a given size.

The idea is that the film, when applied to different surfaces such as glass or brick, can produce solar energy more efficiently than conventional silicon wafer — based solar cells — which are made of materials similar to those used to fabricate computer chips.

«This work is significant in that it demonstrates an application of graphene that can not be achieved using conventional materials,» Hone says.

Na + of Na3V2 (PO4) 3 was substituted with K +, producing a thermodynamically metastable material which can not be obtained using the conventional solid - state reaction method.

The FAST manufacturing method enables the creation of transformer cores from raw starting materials in minutes, without decomposing the required iron nitrides, as could happen at the higher temperatures used in conventional sintering.

«Our wood foam can be used in exactly the same way as conventional plastic spray foams, but is an entirely natural product made from sustainable raw materials,» explains Professor Volker Thole of the WKI.

Furthermore, the team successfully substituted Na + of Na3V2 (PO4) 3 with K +, producing a thermodynamically metastable material, which can not be obtained using the conventional solid - state reaction method.

The new material can be applied to a variety of substrates such as plastic, ceramic or metal using conventional techniques such as spraying or dipping, and cures thermally or photochemically.

The discovery could someday lead to the development of new camouflage materials for use in the ocean, and it overturns 40 years of conventional wisdom about fish camouflage.

Concerned that lead and other potentially harmful materials used in those devices could enter the environment, states and municipalities have moved to prevent disposal of electronic waste with conventional trash.

«In high - energy laser systems, which use conventional solid optics, the maximum fluence (energy density) is limited by the damage of the material,» said Robert Kirkwood, the lead author on the paper and programmatic lead for the campaign.

In conventional biointerfaces, materials must be hooked up to a source of energy, but because researchers need only apply light to use the silicon particles, the new system is entirely wireless.

Working at MIT's Department of Mechanical Engineering, scientists claim to have created a sponge - like graphite - carbon material that helps convert water to steam using sunlight only one - hundredth as bright as that required by conventional steam - producing solar generators.

Relatively recent advances in organismal engineering have opened up new frontiers related to harnessing biosynthesis for the production of new materials with tailored functions that would be difficult to create using conventional synthetic techniques.

Weight has been trimmed thanks to the use of composite materials and resin glues in the bodywork, saving as much as 40 per cent compared to conventional glass - reinforced plastics.

While the 2014 BMW M4 and M3 are dripping in carbon, BMW made judicious use of conventional materials, like aluminum for the hood, many chassis components, and forged wheels.

In addition, extensive use of aluminum in front and rear suspension components saves around 22 lbs (10 kg) of weight compared with conventional materials.

In addition, extensive use of aluminum in front and rear suspension components saves around 26 lbs of weight compared with conventional materials.

The headliner is wrapped in a fully recyclable soy - based material The carpet is made of recycled polyester and jute Leather used to cover the seats and instrumental panel is free of harmful chemicals Xorel material used on the door panels and instrument panel; treated to perform as a carbon - fiber - type material Chrome trim made with less - harmful materials The earth - friendly interior components blend seamlessly with the more conventional materials inside the Provoq, enhancing the vehicle's integrated, customer - focused environment.

Carbon - fibre panels are used for the boot enclosure, boot lid, door opening surrounds, front wings and bonnet, giving a saving of some 30 kg over more conventional materials without any reduction in strength.

Using construction techniques learned from developing the new i3 and i8 electrified vehicles, the structure of the 2016 BMW 7 - Series is likely to incorporate a mix of materials, with carbon fibre used in addition to conventional aluminium and steel.

In addition, extensive use of aluminum in front and rear suspension components saves about 22 lbs (10 kg) of weight compared with conventional materials.

The vet used two layers of suture material in all the skin incision lines: conventional stitches, which the vet would remove in 10 days and internal stitches that will dissolve or go away on their own, over the next 3 to 4 months.

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Using light as a conceptual manifestation of the physicality of paint itself, works such as Three Fluorescent Tubes (fluorescent lights, 1963) and Alternate Diagonals of March 2, 1964 (for Don Judd)(daylight fluorescent lights, 1964) are particularly important for their connection to Russian Constructivism, a movement that influenced the Minimalists by its favoring of integrated production and industrial materials over the conventional approaches of traditional sculptural impulses.

Viewers are invited to sit, observe, and draw from the model using the easels and materials provided, and the finished drawings are pinned to the gallery walls to become part of the exhibition, challenging conventional expectations of authorship.

8.30 pm: In 1965, Bruce McLean (born 1944) abandoned conventional studio production in favor of impermanent sculptures using materials such as water, along with performances of a generally satirical nature directed against the art world.

With incisiveness, ingenuity, and humor, Rauschenberg changed the course of art history by establishing new genres of sculpture — found object, environmental, theatrical, photographic, and filmic — by including a wide range of contemporary subjects, and by using non-fine art materials along with conventional ones.

Displaced from the conventional realm of popular use and re-appropriated as a time - based practice tool for research, it is a laboratory for exchange, connection and display of opinions, materials and discourses related to Black Mountain College.

Characteristic of Kiefer's work is an ambitious use of materials; drawing on clay, ash, earth, lead, fabric, straw, shellac and dried flowers, as well as other non conventional matter, his encrusted canvases lie between the distinctions of painting and sculpture.

In 1966 he abandoned conventional studio practice for impermanent sculptures made using materials such as water, along with performances of a generally satirical and subversive nature.

His films use found objects for props and materials, fragment and rearrange sound, and incorporate film stock, comic strips and paintings in a tornado of work that brutally disregards conventional film - making.

With these and many other Works, Borland has questioned how We identify truth, or objective, scientific fact and fused traditional, conventional forms and materials of art - such as the use of bronze or ceramics - With advanced, new technologies.

Sonnier not only challenged the use of conventional materials and traditional presentations but also, through his use of light and color in a dark environment, created work that exists differently each time it is installed.

Truly packed with green virtues, it uses 1 / 10th the materials, and consumes 1 / 10th the water, 1 / 10th the gas and 1 / 100th the electricity of a conventional home.

High Performance Gets Real: In this one - hour course, the instructor will describe attributes of high - performance building, outline known challenges of material use in high performance buildings and describe what is meant by a systems approach and how it differs from conventional approaches.

A far greater variety of materials can be used in conventional construction: rock, adobe, used wood, doors and windows, construction grade lumber, etc..