Sentences with phrase «of convex»

This re-creation of the classic SNES game pad is painstakingly faithful to the original, down to the rubbery select and start buttons and its unique mix of convex / concave face buttons.

Since the appearance of the X Coupe concept car at the Detroit auto show in 2001, the design of BMW's road cars has been heavily dictated by what its former design boss, Chris Bangle, liked to describe as flame surfacing — a combination of convex and concave forms within the body surfacing conceived to lighten the visual effect of the sheet metal.

The broad emphasis of the tail end is revealed in an interplay of convex - concave surfaces and edges.

«In addition, you can either develop a less convex curve in the thoracic spine (flat spine) or have too much of a convex curve, which is called kyphosis.»

If we talk about the size of this e-reader, then it is almost a pocket size e-reader and it is made up of convex plastic that makes holding it easy without any suffering.

In the March 22 SN: Native Americans» genetic legacy, a new class of convex polyhedra, the unpredictable role of clouds in global warming and a look at how drug users escape addiction's grip.

As I report in Quanta today, a new computer - assisted proof by the French mathematician Michaël Rao establishes that there are precisely 15 families of convex pentagons that tile the plane — including the four that Rice discovered.

Typically, set in sleeves align with the body's shoulders and are a complex marriage of convex and concave curves.

There are subtle aero elements added to the profile, which consist of convex notches in the front and rear side - marker lights, and the body - colored horizontal piece running through the side - vent designs in the front fenders.

Not a big fan of the convex blind spot mirror on left hand side, hard to see out of.

[197] Design characteristics, including a fastback profile, lower - set grille, [198] and the use of both convex and concave surfaces, [198] are derived from Japanese cultural motifs (e.g. the phrase kirikaeshi in arrowhead shapes).

JE: In Road to the Hills, my positioning of the convex safety mirror also represents a direct reference to the convex mirrors in the paintings of Van Eyck and Diego Velázquez.

The works are arrayed in large rooms where the white canvases, broken up by extraordinary intervals of silver, then reds and blues, interpret the plastic qualities of convex forms.

Visual manifestations of UFOs are typically simple joinings of convex and concave discs, often envisioned at night, emitting ethereal light in an undetermined manner.

In sculpture its notable exponents included Picasso, Duchamp - Villon, Lipchitz, González, and Archipenko, who began to realize the possibilities of convex and concave volumes.

For the diptych Trails, previously exhibited earlier this year in her inaugural solo exhibition at Whitespace, Dowda inserts a circular piece of convex black glass known as a Claude glass (or, more simply, a black mirror) between two large prints showing shadowy landscapes.

In his 120 x 120 cm untitled work from his Into a Different Dimension series, Rashid creates a perfectly circular hole in the middle of the convex square - shaped aluminium, painting the background with blues.

The patented curved design of our convex electric fireboxes allow for a curved front with full view.

This re-creation of the classic SNES game pad is painstakingly faithful to the original, down to the rubbery select and start buttons and its unique mix of convex / concave face buttons.

The rear bumper is simple, using a combination of convex and concave curves to create an elegant posterior.

The interior features an interplay of convex and concave surfaces.

Measuring 5,027 mm long, 1,899 mm wide and 1,411 mm tall, the new S - Class Coupe wears the new Mercedes - Benz design language very well, the mix of convex and concave surfaces draped elegantly over its confident haunches.

Even details like the mix of convex and concave buttons remain intact.