Sentences with phrase «in spaces between»

But as is becoming ever more commonly the case these days with high - profile trials, a blog is filling in the spaces between the lines of traditional media coverage.

Groundwater doesn't slosh around in underground lakes but rather is stored in the spaces between soil particles.

Philosophy looks here, in the spaces between.

Generally, however, soil moisture is the water that is held in the spaces between soil particles.

They get to that level of performance with three panes of glass, low - e coatings, argon gas in the spaces between the panes of glass, and frames with thermal breaks.

His visual vocabulary was drawn from observation of the world around him — shapes and colors found in plants, architecture, shadows — and has been shaped by his interest in the spaces between places and objects, and between his work and its viewers: «In my work I don't want you to look at the surface; I want you to look at the form, the relationships.»

While the chandeliers themselves possess sculptural form as objects, demanding a physical encounter, the light they emit, variously controlled and directed, is less tangible, experienced in the spaces between each work and the surrounding architecture, set aglow and appearing to change throughout the day according to ambient light conditions.

A number of pieces play with the meanings of words — one uses negative prefixes, another a set of homophones — but Swanson is also interested in the spaces between words.

They reference a range of temporalities and operate in spaces between the visual and performing arts, fiction and documentary, encounter and record, feeling and representation.

Harding's work is about the spirit of things, and the ways that things and beings communicate amongst each other in the spaces between and beyond language.

For a visitor, this retrospective raises lingering questions: What is in the spaces between the records of the days?

They reference a range of temporalities and operate in spaces between the visual and performing arts, fiction and documentary, feeling and representation.

Grids, Lattices and Stretched Elastic At this stage Kidner began to be interested in the spaces between the lines and crisscross wavy lines began to emerge in his work, culminating in grids and lattices.

The result is two contrasting colors that influence each other, one quite strongly present from the forward - facing fixtures placed midway down the corridor, and one secondarily visible in the spaces between the forward bars in the remaining inaccessible area of the corridor beyond the bars -LSB-...] Of course -LSB-...] the color relationship of the barred corridors is reversed when viewed from the opposite side.»

«Kelly's visual vocabulary is drawn from observation of the world around him — shapes and colors found in plants, architecture, shadows on a wall or a lake — and has been shaped by his interest in the spaces between places and objects and between his work and its viewers.

Lexicon operates in such linguistic gray areas, in the spaces between thoughts and ideas, between words and communication.

This is experienced in the spaces between each work and the surrounding architecture — an irregular play of light and shadow which itself might be altered by viewer's movements through the space.

Ambrose writes:»... each artist tries to thread the needle of contemporary painting: Berryhill working diligently on top of the threads, while Nesbit works from behind in the spaces between them.»

Like great conversation, innovation is something that happens IN THE SPACES BETWEEN PEOPLE — i.e. it's a cultural issue.

In the end, Maxis has successfully condensed down the full The Sims series into an easy to play, accessible game that can be played in the spaces between your daily tasks.

Even when teeth appear healthy, bacteria can build up in spaces between teeth and gums.

But when you sell eBooks on Kindle, the formatting is far from critical, you just want to put in spaces between paragraphs and chapters.

It is a saga for anyone who has ever felt the emptiness of life on Earth and found the missing substance in the spaces between the stars.

Maybe others will recognize themselves in my words, and will nod at me, between the lines, in the spaces between each word.

And the actors do wonders with filling in the spaces between words.

The Dolby Digital soundtrack resides in the spaces between sprocket holes on 35 mm prints, next to the analog soundtrack.

In the spaces between these competing stories, Partovi and Panahi mine tensions between safety and danger, between creative expression and the impulse toward destruction or surrender, and between fear and resistance.

This is a director who's more than adept at filling in the spaces between feuding characters with insinuating nuance.

Do you see two (perfect) triangles opposing, facing in, in the spaces between your arms and side?

Place the eyelets on the top, bottom and mid-points first, then in the spaces between.

Sometimes, beauty arrives in the spaces between things.

Each prong works to fill in the spaces between each lash, dot - by - dot, to accentuate and add volume to your lashes.

Lace is formed from the absence of substance; it is imagined in the spaces between the threads.

When injury occurs, fluid gets trapped in the spaces between cells in the injured tissue.

It allows a specific neurotransmitter called histamine to build up in the spaces between nerve cells by blocking its uptake into the nearby cells.

The researchers were specifically looking at levels of beta - amyloid deposits in spaces between nerve cells as well as tangles, knotted threads of the tau protein inside brain cells.

This attracts positively charged ammonium molecules, which automatically assemble into new layers in the ordered crystal structure in the spaces between the atomic layers.

What, if anything, can be found in these spaces between these cosmic islands of stuff?

It appears to be lurking in spaces between clusters of galaxies.

Within two months, those derived from the Alzheimer's patients began secreting high levels of amyloid protein, which clumped together in the spaces between neurons, resembling the formation of plaques in a fully formed brain.

Many different types of sugary molecules known as advanced glycation end - products (AGEs) end up in the spaces between cells and can react with and link together the intricate structures of the extracellular matrix.

Often unrecognized are the countless folks who work in the spaces between the lab and the clinic — people responsible for doing everything from manufacturing CAR T cells to gaining federal approval for new trials.

While they enhance signals in blood vessels and in spaces between cells, they do not reach the interior of the cell.

The net result is a loss of understory plants — the young trees, ferns and wildflowers that grow in the spaces between big trees.

Astrocytes reside throughout the nervous system, filling in the spaces between neurons, the «wires» that pass the system's messages.

In soil, in the spaces between our teeth, along the stinky edges of hot springs, bacteria are using chemical signals to network with relatives, negotiate with allies and deter enemies — and why shouldn't they?

However, GPS won't work in the spaces between tall urban structures, inside buildings or underground.

«The viruses collect in the spaces between brain cells during the early stages of infection,» Harris said.

Without GPIHBP1, LPL is stranded in the spaces between tissues, where it is useless for digesting the triglycerides in the bloodstream.

Spinels consist of densely packed, highly symmetrical planes of oxygen atoms (somewhat like a densely packed box of marbles) where different metallic elements are lodged in the spaces between them.