Sentences with phrase «fragile object has»

Yet, here and there, buried under timbers or lying loose in the sand, rope has been discovered still neatly coiled and fragile objects have been uncovered intact, suggesting a quiet end.

Not exact matches

«The ability to have a hands - free display that tells you, «The object you want is three aisles to your right, two levels up and behind a fragile object,» is of enormous value,» he notes.

A device for precisely positioning small objects using acoustic waves has now been used to position fragile protein crystals a few micrometers or less in size in the path of a crystallography X-ray beam.

For all their strength and pre-programmed dexterity, robots still have difficulty with fragile objects.

It has 22 degrees of freedom, compared with the human arm's 30, and can grasp precisely and firmly without crushing fragile objects.

We had to use very sensitive techniques to count these fragile and fleeting objects.»

The more atoms an object has, the more likely those atoms are to interact with each other and their environment, destroying fragile quantum effects.

As mentioned previously, Rose is extremely fragile in the game (she apparently has no balance as she always lands face first on the ground, even when dropping just a few feet) and a single hit by an enemy or falling object results in a game over.

The new works, whose mediums range from materials as durable as iron or as fragile as paper plates, represent ideas and objects that have been intrinsic to Oldenburg's career.

«Some have examined the existing architectural features or the historical context of the Kunsthalle, while others have transformed the space with large - scale interventions, objects or fragile, process - based sculptures that produce altered spatial perceptions.»

The artist has metamorphosed everyday objects such as leaves, bones, containers and white paper, into curious and fragile porcelain sculptures which no longer retain their absolute function in reality.

Next to the displays there are videos of Jeong's previous performances, where various objects have become homemade contraptions to be danced and wrestled with — mechanical, robotic, human, menacing and fragile all at once.

Porcelain thus occupies a unique place in our collective imaginary: it is durable enough to be the material of choice for domestic objects and yet it is fragile and delicate enough to have connotations with the fragility of bone or skin.

But until we learn to teleport fragile objects, we're going to have to protect them for the journey.