Sentences with phrase «elements in our common spaces»

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By identifying what elements these spaces have in common — such as temperature, lighting and furniture — the business can design an office where its employees actually want to work.

A massive star creates huge amounts of oxygen and neon during its life and then hurls them into space when it explodes, so both elements are common: Oxygen is the third most abundant element in the universe, after hydrogen and helium, and neon ranks fifth or sixth.

Hydrogen, the most common element in space, glows intensely in red light when heated by hot, young stars seen inside the «trunk.»

In this paper, we propose a matrix whitening transport for projecting the covariance estimates onto a common tangent space to reduce the statistical dependencies between their elements.

If you look around many design sites lately, you'll see a common element in many of the spaces: vintage style rugs.

Through an architectural model of the vacant Iranian Embassy in Washington D.C., and a fictional map of the space, Sohrabi poses questions about ideological potentials at the site of the embassy, the ownership of the space, and common elements that history and architecture share: slowness, loss, and lack of access.

«Art Review; 2001: A Space Oddity; «Contemporary Art and the Cosmos» Is Another Victim of Theme - Show Fever, in Which Works with a Common Element or Two Are Packaged in a Shorthand Stab at Significance,» Los Angeles Times, Feb. 10, 2001, section F, p. 1.

Incorporating the display standards of an exhibition space as an element of her work is a common strategy for Koether, who is often as concerned with the context in which her paintings are shown as she is with the paintings themselves.

This is because owners of a condominium own their individual unit, as well as an interest in the «common elements» of a building which may include lobbies, garages, hallways, and storage spaces.

New homes, in particular, can lack the quirky elements common in old homes, making it all too easy for spaces to become a tad sterile.