Sentences with phrase «of objects in space»

Students will learn to translate direct visual observation into a painted surface that expresses the illusion of objects in space.

In recent years it has become evident that spatial memory (positions of objects in space) and route learning (spatial memory navigation) may be impaired in adults with concussion.

Process and history are integral themes that question the source and display of objects in space.

In addition to the always moving shots of objects in space, there are a lot of interesting shots of the crew inside, being normal without gravity.

K2, which kicked off in May 2014, takes advantage of Kepler's restricted aim to study a variety of objects in space, including supernovas, baby stars, comets, and even asteroids.

The goal, says survey leader Robert Millis, is to discover enough objects to begin to understand the scale of the belt, the three - dimensional distribution of objects in space, and their orbits.

The wholly superficial displacements of masses and molecules studied in physics and chemistry would become, in relation to that inner vital movement (which is transformation and not translation) what the position of the moving object is to the movement of that object in space.

In an article in the current issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Jackson and Mauldin show how they combined techniques from several branches of mathematics — number theory, which deals with the basic properties of numbers; set theory, which describes collections of objects; and geometry, which deals with the relation of objects in space — to answer Steinhaus's problem in the affirmative.

The star names were officially recognized by the International Astronomical Union, which oversees the naming of objects in space, and announced on December 11.

Judging the distance of an object in space is particularly difficult even with the device, Erik says.

Very large antennas are necessary to precisely determine the position of radio sources because radio waves have much larger wavelengths than visible light waves, and because the detection of any object in space depends largely on the size of the observation instrument (that is, its lenses, mirrors or radio antennas).

Very Long Baseline Interferometry is a technique that combines the views of two separate telescopes, separated by large distances, to capture the finest details of an object in space.

An astrophysicist at the University of California, Santa Cruz, Werk studies the physical nature of objects in space.

The interference patterns of the telescopes» combined radio wave observations told astronomers about position, size, and strength of objects in space.

Astrophotography is simply taking a photograph of an object in space, whether it's with a point - and - shoot camera, the Hubble Space Telescope or any other type of camera.

Using an impasto method, Blackham builds an illusion of an object in space with a mesmerizing impact.

In addition, he invests great detail and highly specific color in the shadows that his still life subjects cast, intensifying the presence of the objects in space.

Multiple narratives and readings, as well as the approximate cartography of objects in space, are repeated thematically in the works in the basement, but the form is radically different.

Noted for large - scale installations that explore ceramic as both idea and material, he brushes aside the distinction between «art» and «craft,» emphasizing instead the disruptive and transformative capacity of objects in space.

Lindquist writes: «We see Guston developing his visual vocabulary and palette... [and] distilling lessons in overlapping form and space... What is most fascinating about this body of work is how worlds of antiquity and the contemporary meld through Guston's touch and organization of objects in space.

Everything Is Collective play with the limits of human perception in their Brief History series (2014), crossing back and forth between photographed and computer - modelled imagery with their immaculate monochromatic still life images that experiment with the weight and placing of objects in space.

Initially focused on drawing and sculpting the figure, she worked through these media to an understanding of the physicality of objects in space, which has remained with her throughout her career and brought her directly to abstraction.

To this end, the emphasis in these works is on the beautiful, playful, transitory arrangement of the objects in space, where chairs and brooms, cheesegraters and wine bottles are choreographed into moments of delicate suspension.

August 2015 Thomas Brummett, Louise Bourgeois, Jeff Colson, Leiko Ikemura, Mimmo Jodice, Yiorgos Kordakis, Catherine Lee, Maria Nepomuceno, Norbert Prangenberg, Qiu Shihua, Georgia Russell, Peter Schmersal, Joel Shapiro, Pierre Soulages & Luise Unger «The horizon line of the landscape is just the exemplary manifestation of a more general structure, which defines the perception of objects in space as well as the intimate consciousness of time and the relationship with the other.»

They're hanging in the air like a Marey study of a car in flight, or a Futurist rendering of an object in space.

«I think this book will help the blind community to better understand the variety of objects in space,» explains the book's author, Noreen Grice, operations coordinator for the Charles Hayden Planetarium at the Boston Museum of Science.

The goal, says former survey leader Robert Millis, was to discover enough distant bodies to begin to understand the scale of the belt, the three - dimensional distribution of these objects in space, and their orbits.