Sentences with phrase «duality where»

CES tends to have this weird duality where devices from the far - out future sit alongside iterative updates to gadgets from the here and now.

A world unique to the artist, infused with a duality where sweetness and caresses sometimes encounter coldness and fragility.

This question is the eternal dichotomy of the materialist duality where everything has an opposite — left and right, right and wrong, yes and no, up and down, plus and minus, electron and proton, ad infinitum.

Not exact matches

Bourgeois life is located in precisely the «boundary situation» where the irreducible human duality can not be denied.

Where I'm going next is to the intersection of the second two dualities: male and female, Israel and the nations.

As a teacher this week, I want to embody this duality — to have a vision of where students need to be, with a plan for how to get them there, and to be open to where students actually go with the materials I present.

This is one of those examples, my friends, where it is just an unfair duality.

«This is one of those examples, my friends, where there's an unfair duality.

«This is one of those examples where it's just an unfair duality,» Cuomo said of ride - hailing being legal in New York City but not anywhere else in the state.

Where Bohm developed concepts such as implicate and explicate order to explain the wave particle duality, Bell explained that no complete explanation of the quantum behavior of particles is possible within what we normally think of as the physical universe.

A sordid tale that resembles many noir classic films from the forties and fifties, where its protagonists are police partners based on the duality of buddy movies but without the comedy.

There are times when you watch this movie where you can really see the duality of their personalities.

The duality of Einar / Lily soon dissolves and daily life is filled with lessons... such as a Paris peep show where hand and body movements become part of the transition.

Like the great sports car racing and Formula 1 cars before them, not to mention the über - classic F1 road car of the 1990s, these new McLarens are rolling embodiments of the central duality — big - brained engineering, craft prowess — of an island nation where the cottage - built, giant - slaying race car is the once and future king.

Inside the cabin, there's a two - tone duality that separates the driver and passenger with contrasting brown and black leather... and that's where BMW's fresh design flourishes end, as the rest of the cabin is very similar to the rest of the current BMW lineup.

This «tense duality» between the inner and outer parts of existence is where the action is.

In an essay in the catalogue, Caitlin Julia Rubin (an assistant curator at the Rose who co-curated the show with art historian Katy Siegel, curator - at - large for the museum) writes that Home Sweet Home «suggests the duality of Drexler's home — the spaces where she lived never all that separate from the ones in which she worked — and her own, twinned role as homemaker and artist.»

Here is where we find the duality, intimitely entwined, that fascinates mounir fatmi.

Like in Medieval tapestries, where there is tension between the pictorial depth and the flatness of the woven surfaces, my paintings hover in a similar duality.

Whereas for Foucault the mirror was an ideal site of heterotopic duality, Bourque - LaFrance's hybrid paintings are positioned somewhere between textiles, smartphone screens and commercial or historical vitrines, potentially hopeful and meditative fields where the viewer projects one's fears and desires, but that never fully reveal themselves.

The domestic - industrial duality continues on a smaller scale in the exhibition's largest gallery, where many pieces, dating from late 1960s and 1970s, incorporate little squares and triangles Ms. Merz knitted from copper wire.

His work, like a portal where the imagined and physical realms convene, intuitively explores notions of duality and repetition; tradition and modernity, the spiritual and the secular.

Neto's earth - toned crocheted structures are both animalistic and reminiscent of microscopic organisms in form, a strange duality that causes the works to feel like indigenous products or abodes from a parallel universe, one where Western colonization never infected native culture, allowing the tribes to continue to develop culturally and technologically on their own.

Growing up in a society fueled by the dualities of excesses and repression, where art was yet to be accepted as a «decent» profession, Ifeoma decided to take - up art as a full - time career exploring her boundaries, as a female artist beyond the conventions of her initial academic training in painting.

Professor Davey adds: «My long - term sculptural interests have often been drawn to relational works where pairs or families of works show a relation; as such I was drawn to the research of Dr Berman where symmetry and duality play a central role.»

The duality of the two colours — black and bone — which inhabit opposite ends of the colour spectrum reflects the divergence of form evident in Kelly's work, where shapes are inverted or turned in on themselves.

«Those dualities abound in the gallery's two rooms, where paintings erupt into sculpture and assembled objects, phone poles, weather vanes and yard sticks merge into paintings.

The result is a fluctuating, textured surface where the facets of the landscape — ridges, grooves, and vistas — are mimicked by the artwork's terrain, generating a material duality between the flat image and its physical counterpart.

The dualities in Hall's work are straightforward — color and line; geometry and nebulousness; graphite and paint — but, despite their often asymmetrical relationships, they interact within a network of correspondences where no one element dominates.

If you mean the two - slit experiment where the particle - wave duality properties are tested, then you don't understand what the experiment is doing.

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Going abroad to marry adds a third duality to the analysis, because conflict of laws rules say that lex loci — the law of the place where the marriage is performed — governs the proper form of marriage, and the law of the parties» domicile governs their capacity to marry.

On the issue of duality of contracts Peter Clark HHJ noted Lord Justice Mummery's comments in Dacas that such a situation would be «more problematical» than establishing an implied contract in circumstances where no other express employment contract existed.