Sentences with phrase «experimental use of»

«Whilst the Permaculture movement probably influenced the experimental use of crops, either directly or indirectly, I believe it's important that the farmers and scientists maintain ownership of these ideas, lest they be forced to admit that a bunch of hippies are in some way responsible for them being financially and environmentally sustainable.

Ward's experimental use of found objects like shopping carts, soda, shoelaces, and fire escapes point to social and political issues like poverty, race, and consumer culture.

Eva Hesse (1936 - 70) German - born New York sculptor known for her experimental use of contemporary materials, such as latex and fiberglass.

A friend and contemporary of painters including Malcolm Hughes and Jean Spencer, her work is defined by its strong colour sense and an experimental use of materials including perspex, avonite and nylon.

Expanding the notion of painting, Supports / Surfaces artists stressed the experimental use of non-art materials and valued process over image.

Translated as «photocopier work,» Sigmar Polke's «Photocopierarbeiten» series was made with the experimental use of a photocopier, resulting in warped, blurred and fragmented images that play devil's advocate to the celebrated artist's history of paint, pen and canvas.

This involved the experimental use of varied often bright colour in order to express one's visual sensation (or impression) of nature, in landscape painting and other outdoor artworks, in violation of traditional methods of painting.

His experimental use of color and light to explore spatiality makes him a particularly important artist to feature in the MIA's «New Pictures» series.»

Comprised of unique vintage photo booth assemblages made between 1969 and 1975, the exhibition demonstrates Bark's innovative and experimental use of this prosaic and restricted photographic format to explore a wide range of artistic concerns from performance to seriality, minimalism and abstraction.

Importantly, this latest collection also exposes a completely different body of work: the experimental use of oils on the new medium of black or white fibreglass, which allows for a gentler application of paint, creating a lighter relief.

I make two and three dimensional drawings and paintings exploring spontaneous mark making, experimental use of prefabricated materials and ready - made forms.

Paricio is known for his experimental use of colours and his playful, modern approach to the traditional method of painting.

She is widely recognized for her experimental use of comic and large - scale narrative forms to communicate submerged histories and alternate articulations of femininity to a broader public.

Central to his practice is the undisguised and frequently experimental use of mirrors, which draws the viewer's attention to the images» photographic artifice, complicating the experience of looking at a subject, while also engendering a mystifying effect.

The two works in ARTIST ROOMS are rare early pieces and express Merz's experimental use of materials at the start of his career.

When DeFeo became intrigued with the visual and metamorphic possibilities of the tripod, she found the perfect subject to explore, merging her interest in the anthropomorphic transformation of inanimate objects with her experimental use of photography and other media.

Frankenthaler herself became associated with the second generation of the New York School and her unique method and experimental use of materials influenced her contemporaries and subsequent generations of artists.

Part of a deliberate tactic by Johns to look at things «the mind already knows,» it allowed him to focus on the experimental use of materials.

she is developing open and playful projects for the digital age, with the potential for greater connectivity, access and critical investigation through experimental use of technology.

STANLEY WHITNEY's ordered approach to composition is complemented by his improvisational and experimental use of color.

We've seen the second coming of Virtual Reality met by the indifference of the masses — a scenario that may actually encourage more artistic and experimental use of the technology.

No, we don't want to wade through your experimental use of English.

Khan was approached by the Los Altos, California, school system and developed a program for experimental use of Khan Academy material in two 5th - and 7th - grade classes; the latter held children from «across El Camino Real,» the poorer part of Los Altos.

That's a significantly higher frame rate than Peter Jackson's experimental use of 48 FPS for The Hobbit trilogy, and it sounds like the reaction to this format from the first reviews of the movie is even more resistant than to that previous effort.

DUNKIRK - Pure anxiety at 24 frames per second, given gripping life by Chris Nolan's mixture of classical direction and borderline experimental use of time.

You report on the difficulties of finding replacement drugs for executions and hence the off - label and experimental use of fentanyl...

George is a leader in the experimental use of TMS to alleviate depression, one of the biggest clinical hopes for the technique.

But experimental use of a chisel plow, as represented in the studies Zuber analyzed, may be different from how they are used in the real world.

This has led to the experimental use of antigenspecific therapies (using a substance to initiate an immune response) to prevent, stabilize, or reverse immunerelated diseases, such as allergies and multiple sclerosis.

This understanding has opened the door to experimental use of a food elimination diet to improve various health problems.

Horton researches and creates his subjects in an intensive studio practice, ultimately realizing his artworks through inventive and experimental uses of digital technology.

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The phrase was used by a former Shell CEO to describe the company's experimental strategy in an earlier round of investments in renewable energy.

But the initiative comes with another huge financial prize for firms that successfully win FDA approval for these niche therapies: a priority review voucher that can be used to slash the regulatory period for a different experimental specialty treatment being developed by a drug maker or, more often, sold for potentially hundreds of millions of dollars to another pharma company.

The biotech plans to shed 20 % of its nearly 600 employees in order to secure yearly cost - savings of about $ 21 million — money which can then be used to double down on late - stage clinical trials for its experimental Parkinson's drug.

The International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor program in the south of France will use magnetic fusion and employ strong magnetic fields to hold and fuse hydrogen plasma.

Chris Urmson, director of the Google self - driving car program, asked the FCC on January 26 to renew an experimental authority license that allows it to test radio transmitters in the 76 GHz range — likely used by the radar system on its cars.

Pure cold calling won't cut it, though — you have to use an experimental mindset that tests hypotheses with data, which in turn ensures that what you prove out is intentional, repeatable and (most importantly of all) scaleable.

A handful of schools in the New York area is rolling out an experimental new curriculum designed to educate students on how to use cellphones safely, CBS News reports.

The consulting firm released its report late last week as a warning to banks, as many of those that have invested resources into exploring the technology have yet to actually move from an experimental phase to making use of the tools they develop.

We do this by conducting clinical trials in which we collect safety and efficacy data about our experimental drugs with the goal of submitting those data to regulatory authorities, like the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the European Medicines Agency (EMA), so that these experimental drugs can be approved for use by patients.

Since the focus here was on individual rather than group behaviour, we used a trading simulator that borrowed features of earlier experimental designs to allow for greater experimenter control51, 52.

PIMCO's CEO then reviews what he describes as the Federal Reserve's «highly unconventional and experimental set of policy tools» used to repress interest rates.

We invite interested researchers and scientists to integrate NIF's experimental capabilities into their research programs and to actively engage on the science use of NIF.

In early December 2013, Bezos made headlines when he revealed a new, experimental initiative by Amazon, called «Amazon Prime Air,» using drones — remote - controlled machines that can perform an array of human tasks — to provide delivery services to customers.

Google's New Experiment Lets You Tag Digital Graffiti In The Real World With the release of an experimental app called Just a Line, Google has made it possible to create and tag 3D graffiti in augmented reality, paving the way for some potential creative marketing uses.

Among the points made by Wu during his presentation were the need for smart contracts, economic incentives for full nodes and stakeholders, and the use of extension blocks to bring experimental features to Bitcoin.

DLT Assets involve the use of experimental software, technologies and even business models that may not come to fruition or achieve the objectives specified in the information provided to participants.

The International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER), an experimental reactor currently being built in the south of France, will house the world's largest ever tokamak — a doughnut - shaped reactor that uses a powerful magnetic field to conExperimental Reactor (ITER), an experimental reactor currently being built in the south of France, will house the world's largest ever tokamak — a doughnut - shaped reactor that uses a powerful magnetic field to conexperimental reactor currently being built in the south of France, will house the world's largest ever tokamak — a doughnut - shaped reactor that uses a powerful magnetic field to confine plasma.

Nevertheless, when one reads, for instance, of how the Eli Lilly company used homeless alcoholics for testing experimental drugs, it is hard not to believe that such guinea pigs are being exploited, even if they may welcome their improved living conditions during the course of the research.

In many cases, they had used original experimental materials, and sometimes even performed the experiments under the guidance of the original researchers.