Sentences with phrase «into conical»

At Denmark's Louisiana Museum of Modern Art and at Pace Gallery in Chelsea, she pinched Mylar sheets into conical ruffles that formed glistening spheres.

Heated aluminium can overturned into cold water, and the egg into a conical flask activity.

Using sticker power, these Goombas can fold themselves into a conical shape, giving them a sharp corner that acts like a spike.

Scoop out teaspoon — 2 teaspoon measures and roll into conical strawberry shapes.

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To improve performance, a Pampers Premium Protection nappy has a top sheet that has little conical apertures, allowing faeces to get into the core instead of spreading on top.

The built - in sealed bean hopper holds up to half a pound of whole beans, and a conical burr grinder grinds them right into the filter based on the grind amount and grind size you've selected.

When tiny water droplets in the air land on them, the needles» conical shape distorts them, nudging them into a clamlike shape.

Another looked like an arrowhead, but in life probably resembled one of those conical corn snacks sold at gas stations, with its narrow end stuck into the ground.

Sort of like the conical mound you get when you pour sand or other dry particulate into a pile.

The unique conical shape allows the toy to stand upright, so the cat can dip her paw into the cup and retrieve treats.

This adventure tour to Fun Fun Cave is an excursion to where the rainforest and small conical mountains blend into an ecosystem with one of the richest biodiversities in the Caribbean.

«American Totem» (1960) has white masklike images compressed into a columnar form coming to a conical top at the center of a black field.

Zipp combines a range of forms - from aluminium paintings to electric candles, oversized conical ear tubes to photographs of life - sized dolls - to transport us into his visionary world.

As for Synthetic Cubism, typically characterized by the incorporation of collage and papier colles into the painting, Leger avoided this almost entirely, favouring instead an increasingly abstract art, featuring conical, cube - like forms within rough areas of primary colours plus green, black and white, as exemplified by Contrast of Forms (1913).

While certainly applicable to the sinuated peaks of mountain tops and the conical shapes of conifers, her use of the diagonal line extends comfortably into her still lifes and interiors as well.

Finally, the single sculpture by Alison Wilding, titled Core, serves as a metaphor for loosing oneself into a work of art as a conical brass vessel resting on a thin surface of rubber draws us into its core or soul.