Sentences with phrase «invisibility when»

Several artists worked in blackness and reflection, including Tony Matelli, Cheryl Donegan, and the master of invisibility when it comes to art and identity, David Hammons.

I began thinking about Brown's near invisibility when I went to his exhibition at DC Moore, his second at this spacious New York gallery, of paintings spanning from 1978 to 1995, with the majority done during the»80s and»90s.

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When I was younger, the one super power I wished I had was invisibility.

You say that when you try to imagine your mother without the familiar body with which you long have identified her, she «disappears into invisibility and becomes unreal.»

You already accept that magic and invisibility is real so you find it proper when referencing said God that you reference it / him / she as it were proven scientific fact he existed.

WHEN J. K. Rowling described Harry Potter's invisibility cloak as «fluid and silvery», she probably wasn't thinking specifically about silver - plated nanoparticles suspended in water.

The «invisibility cloaks» being made in labs today can hide objects when viewed from a wide range of directions and in visible light — both considered implausible developments when the first working invisibility cloak was demonstrated just four years ago.

Only when shedding its invisibility cloak by transforming into an electron, muon or tau neutrino could the sterile neutrino be detected.

He was still grappling with the invisibility cloak, a wild idea that turned into reality in 2006, when physicists demonstrated that a class of synthetic materials could bend light completely around an object.

When lysophosphatidic acid (LPA) binds to killer T cells, it acts almost like an «invisibility cloak,» preventing T cells from recognizing and attacking nascent tumors.

This chemical invisibility cloak might protect insects when they're flying against a blue sky, the chemist thought.

It's kinda like Harry Potter when he puts on the invisibility cloak.

OMG WHERE IS AN INVISIBILITY CLOAK WHEN YOU NEED ONE.

A man that shrinks to near invisibility is somehow stronger when he's small?

The spirit we glimpsed there carries this origin story, which sends us back to the 1910s and the hidden island paradise of the Amazons inadvertently invaded when American pilot Steve Trevor (an earnest yet spirited Chris Pine) flies past the invisibility field and crash lands on the beach, the first man ever to set foot on the island.

The suitcase does however contain: a nifler (a platypusial creature with a fondness for snatching shiny objects); an erumpent (rhino - like when it comes to size and temperament and, inconveniently, in heat); several occamy (winged serpents with an aptitude for size - shifting); a demiguise (simian, and blessed with powers of invisibility and precognition); a thunderbird (pretty much what is sounds like, only larger); and a variety of other, shall we say, fantastic beasts.

When Medfield's day in the big Forsythe competition arrives, the invisibility solution has been switched, and Dexter's presentation is a dud.

If Rox were a real superhero, she says that she would have the power of invisibility so that she could see what all the dogs are doing when no one is watching.

«There's a larger invisibility for black women when they think about us and esports,» said Kishonna Gray, assistant professor and director of the Equity in Gaming Lab at Arizona State.

Sure, sure, invisibility is very important when Raz's dad is trying to knock you off those tight ropes.

Plexiglas shifts from invisibility to brilliant - opaque when catching light from a certain angle, white threads are colored in strategic lengths to «disappear;» metal rods and chains have a dull but unique luster; and two - dimensional printed images of water contain the depth of an ocean, all at the hands of Oh.

But Chambers goes on to admit that nobody knows when the first artists of African, Asian and Caribbean origin made their way to Britain: «There is a terrible burden of invisibility and eradication that history has bequeathed the black - British artist.»

What: The Workers: Precarity / Invisibility / Mobility at MASS MoCA Looks at Conditions of Contemporary Labor Where: MASS MoCA When: May 29, 2011 to March 15, 2012 Opening Reception: Saturday, May 28, 2011, 5:30 pm

In an earlier session chaired by Gamilaroi woman Bonnie Briggs, frustrations were shared about the invisibility of Indigenous LBQ women, both in datasets and when it came to service provision.