Sentences with phrase «like grid»

Give a ceiling an unexpected twist: Add strips of wood to divide it like a grid, then have fun painting a few of the squares.

Each section features the top four stories making headlines with a listing of the latest articles arranged on a Pinterest's like grid.

Open Chrome App Launcher: All of your web apps are organised in a thumbnail - like grid.

Change File Manager view: You can view your files and folders in a thumbnail - like grid mode or a list mode.

But before we commence with the gush-fest, we do have to acknowledge that while Roku's smartphone app - like grid of «channels» offers an intuitive layout, it is starting to feel a little dated.

The installation process is speedy, and once up and running you'll be presented with a colourful Windows 10 - like grid that clearly presents the available options.

It also comes with support for icon packs, a no - dock mode, and you can change things like the grid size on the home screen.

Not only did he develop a story line about a futuristic society connected by an internet - like grid, Townshend's vision was to create music that was translated from audience personal information.

And developing technologies like grid - scale liquid metal batteries could have massively better EROI at scale, making storage a no - brainer once the technology matures.

It's set up like a grid - connected residential system but also includes an energy storage system, usually in the form of a high - capacity battery backup.

You can see a problem illustrated in the chart above: As the grid penetration of solar power rises (in a self - contained, Texas - like grid), it reduces prices for itself much more than it reduces average prices.

Similarly to Barcelona, the Australian city is mapped out like a grid.

This show was a real disappointment, possibly because it had more of the late, decorative, pattern - like grid paintings and many prints and works on paper.

Going back to Mondrian for a minute, the Broadway Boogie Woogie painting that stuck out in your head is laid out like a grid, referencing the city landscape.

This is a non-figurative space, not subject to the laws of gravity, acting more like a grid that separates each sign to avoid confusion.

Bruised, 2004, for example, consists of a Carl Andre — like grid of boxes containing specially fabricated shirt labels, each printed with the title of the work.

Cropped by the frames, reordered by the sashes, the images in her paintings form a Mondrian - like grid that may reflect, or look out upon, additional windows in view.

Untitled (1949), of her «Little Images» series, is set up like a grid with Mondrian reds, blues, greys, and yellows.

Works by artists the two galleries share stand out: Gabriel de la Mora's stunning multi-part piece, B - 8 izq / 8 der I (2016), which arranges vintage speaker fabrics into a skeleton - like grid, and architect - cum - artist Eduardo Terrazas's 1.1.263 (2016), which uses techniques indigenous to Mexico to create geometric patterns.

Bruised, 2004, for example, consists of a Carl Andre — like grid

It seems an odd choice for a figurative exhibition until the viewers catch their own images reflected back in a pixel - like grid.

Indeed, many of the forms and processes that have shaped painting, like the grid, have been re-defined and re-purposed by Barlett through her career.

A functioning ceramic fountain sits in the center of the gallery, atop a carpet - like grid of painted tiles.

DH I've been doing these paintings where I've been adding lines, putting a lot of lines in on the top, which sort of works like a grid.

Like the grid in Curry's puzzle, these arrangements are unfixed and can be reshuffled to generate new images and new fragments of language.

At São Paulo's Mendes Wood DM, a floor work by Adriano Costa, Prèt - A-Porter (2016), features a chessboard - like grid of steel and copper squares swathed in shrink wrap.

The whiteness, like the grid of Roth's monitors or of the photographic series, in turn takes me to more meditative forms.

They will be shown together with a series of paintings — sash - cord strung in a lattice - like grid — all inspired by an extended consideration of the wily and industrious arachnid.

The stinted movement made the world feel less real and more like a grid.

Each mission takes place on a small boardgame - like grid, which represents a city - sized space, but can be crossed by your mechs in as little as two turns.

Smart tools like the grid tool, zoom, and cropping makes the editing experience faster than ever.

Each round of the game takes place on a battleground, as you might imagine, with a chess - like grid overlaid on top to keep your troops» movement orderly.

Such is the case with Aksys Games» newest RPG Sorcery Saga: Curse of the Great Curry God, a rogue - like grid - based RPG that features some of the goofiest anime - inspired visuals around and a silly story to boot, but also features tough, unforgiving gameplay that can make even grown men cry (I talk from experience).

Shrinking down the action to a small chess - like grid, Into the Breach looks to be a game that, like its predecessor, imbues every turn and choice with potentially serious consequences — be careful where you shoot or throw punches, because you could accidentally knock an attacking monster into one of the very buildings you were trying to defend.

The maps no longer follow mazes of lines, but instead are more like grid - based arenas themselves, allowing players to head off in any direction as they hunt down items to hurt each other or coin balloons to instigate mini-games.

It seems that certain sections of the racing game audience didn't particularly like GRID 2 all that much.

If you like our grid vacation search, you'll love trip matchmaker.

Battles take place on a puzzle game like grid in which the player must match units in order to increase the effectiveness of attacks.

This should look like a grid of markings on the dough.

Under a microscope, what the researchers call laser - induced graphene (LIG) doesn't look like a perfect chicken wire - like grid of atoms.

The entire microshutter device consists of more than 62,000 individual windows with shutters arrayed in a waffle - like grid.

The network of neurons in the retina, on the other hand, looks less like a grid than a set of psychedelic snowflakes, with branches upon branches filling the retina in swirling patterns.

The line would bisect a national forest and (like any grid expansion) could also facilitate new deliveries of coal - fired electricity.

If Ricciardo does make qualifying it looks like a grid - drop will be on the cards anyway, which'll be his second in three races.

Or you can pat the dough into a square and cut it into a tic - tac - toe - like grid and get 9 square scones.

This should look almost like a grid with the bread squared off into pieces.

Utilities argue that net metering amounts to an unfair subsidy for solar, not taking into account fixed costs like grid maintenance and labor.

Discussing waffle - like grids of matter in neutron stars (11 October, p 11), Hal Hodson mentions that they occurred when a...

As you and a few of your gaming chums run around the maze - like grids while planting bomb after bomb, you'll delight in every victory and feel encouraged to try again at each defeat.

The Platinum edition goes a half - step further, by introducing trim - exclusive elements like a gridded chrome front grill (that, whether intentional or not, looks quite Land Rover-esque), as well as dual exhausts incorporated into the rear bumper.