Sentences with phrase «different relationship to space»

Not exact matches

(b) Develop defect phase diagrams to identify process space — this area can essentially describe the competition of different defects vs. temperature and oxygen partial pressure etc. (c) Model transition state pathways to understand mechanism concerns leading to ultimately an understanding of temperature kinetics relationships.

Her success in the dating space is due, in large part, to her insightful understanding of how people want and need different things in relationships.

This powerpoint includes 23 different rehearsal techniques designed to explore the following; - characterisation - relationships - exits / entrances / use of stage space - chorus / ensemble - language / text Each slide include the aims of each technique, a description of how to run technique, and an equipment list.

The relationship tended to form a breathing space between his famous prairie houses and his later much different work culminating with the Guggenheim Museum in New York.

Wielding an increased vocabulary of imagery and also of paint treatments, Adams transfers what she knows about nature, biology, zoology, botany, geometry, light, space, and spray paint into a parallel universe where the elements of composition have a different relationship to one another.

Notwithstanding that and the other obvious caveat — I had a brisk stroll through and around a not - quite - ready - to - open building — the Kimbell addition has many of the hallmarks of Piano's masterpiece, the Menil Collection in Houston: a similar feeling of lightness pervading its spaces, a like - minded prioritization of green space and elegant interplays between indoor and outdoor spaces, and an equally sensitive relationship to the building's (very different) neighborhood.

Although their approaches are radically different, both artists are driven by not only the formal possibilities of the print medium, but the perceptual effects as well — re-envisioning the viewer's relationship to color, light and space.

Separately and in relationship to one another, these three elements probe the tensions between the known and the unknown, meaning and the inscrutable while creating a different kind of space of the imagination and the interior mind.

«The title of the exhibition is meant to express the abstract idea of the relationship between the works and the space, the viewers, and between the two different cultures of tradition and modernity.

Guiding the exhibition is the notion that our moon may come to mean something different, as new geopolitical realities make way for a new relationship with space.

From October 31 to November 23, 2003 Para Site Art Space proudly present at its Sheung Wan premises the dual solo exhibitions of Rita Hui and Inam Yong whose art explores the way how we look at different genders and our relationships with others.

Barrington explains: «seen in a new space, this new installation allows different relationships to emerge».

In his different response to each specific space, mediated in relationship to time frame and the provided economics, Kiesler created a varying yet consistent body of design.

The Fauves chose an entirely original artistic path: redefining the relationship between art and nature in their paintings, they allowed the pictorial space to unfold through the powerful interaction of different colours.

Hong's sculptural installation works focus on experimentation with the perception of urban space — particularly concerning how things and ideas can be transformed within, react to, and become resistant to different structures and power relations — how the new can be produced in and through the complex relationship between heterogeneous elements in terms of the politics of space.

Through different stories, in the space between telling and listening, and by means of her installations, Esther Shalev - Gerz creates new ways to tackle the questions of recollection, memory, bearing witness, and our relationship to history.

You're using a radically different sense of space that speaks to fragmented spatial relationships.

Fortunately, even though we each have different needs for space or connection in our current relationship, we are wired to respond well to each other's needs if only they are presented in a way that we can hear without feeling bad about ourselves.

When someone isn't geographically part of your daily life, it requires a different approach to make the relationship work, and yet you still have the same needs as you would have were you sharing a physical space.

I am passionate about helping couples navigate their relationships creating a safe space to express painful truths and explore different parts of you.

I am here to help my clients make sense of why and how they are operating within their relationships, while also providing them space to negotiate different options for different outcomes.

It is about saying goodbye to a relationship with your children that has come to an end with the possibility of saying hello to a new one at some point in the future when you and especially your children are in a different space.