Sentences with phrase «own observations of nature»

And the observation of nature is central to technological change throughout the ages.

Here then we have a whole range of imagery drawn from loving observation of nature and human life.

It is the observation of nature to understand the reality of the divine.

We shall see that the scientist limits himself professionally to certain aspects of the problem, and therefore can not pretend that his description is complete... The natural scientist confines himself in his description of the world to the objective data which he can obtain by the observation of nature.4

At this point Alistair McGrath proffers a point of divergence from the position presented by this magazine, Catholic Tradition, the First Vatican Council and St Paul to the Romans concerning the «provability» of the Creator from observation of nature.

So the scientists classify their observations of nature and, poof!

Hence the careful and comprehensive observation of nature will yield indications for human behavior, which were part of God's intention in creating in the first place and which therefore have the status of moral imperatives for humans.

Aristotle started from the passive observation of nature and then built up a system based on rational argument.

Hence there can not be impersonal observation of history in the same sense that there can be impersonal observation of nature.

«Throwing out seemingly established laws of physics is unpalatable,» said Professor Lewis, «but if our observations of nature are pointing us in this direction, we have to keep an open mind.

Unlike his physics, the great Greek philosopher's biology has stood the test of time, because it was based on detailed observation of nature

His advanced week of training begins to delve into medical chi kung and other various practices based on the 5 elements of the Chinese Taoist healing system that has its roots in the ancient shamanistic tradition, along with Paulie's own observations of nature and animals obtained over a lifetime.

Galileo Galilei is most famous for his pioneering observations of nature and astronomy, his invention of the telescope and his support of the Copernican theory.

My inspiration partly comes from my childhood experiences and observations of Nature in rural Kenya.

Roughly 3,500 years ago, through a relentless observation of nature, ancient Chinese scholars discovered the power of food energetics and food combinations in determining health.

Equal emphasis is given to multimedia works that embrace unusual forms of abstraction drawn from minutely detailed observations of nature.

Her primary inspirations were her observations of nature and the abstract patterns of light created when shining through flowers and plants.

My paintings hover on the edge of abstraction and are more remembered sensations than direct observations of nature.

The works are based on observation of nature, from close up nature studies to broader landscapes.

The remarkable naturalism and minutely observation of nature never deserted the American landscape artist and just a few of them surrendered to the spontaneity of European movement's idiom, while the rest continued producing realistic style portrait art and Barbizon School landscape paintings.

Beginning in Paris, and continuing in New York, Kelly developed a unique vocabulary of abstraction based on the observation of nature and the world around him.

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A large untitled watercolor near the Main Street window of Ille Arts has all the «matter - of - fact» (a pet phrase of his) fidelity of his close observations of nature.

Beal's observations of nature are particular, individual and satisfying.»

Gorky's innovative, explosive landscapes used an abstract vocabulary to convey memories of his Armenian childhood alongside direct observations of nature.

He further draws from frank observations of nature and humans, intermixing the two, suggesting an emotional range of psychological expressions, from steadfast and pensive to tired and mischievous in these works.

He then called the Eggbeater Series and the paintings that followed, his «formula pictures,» claiming that the formula involved stripping down his observations of nature to their very core.

In pursuing his own ideas, the artist created an entirely autonomous body of work from out of the perceptions and experiences that resulted from his own observations of nature.

Richard Long is one of the UK's best - known «land artists»; his work goes beyond simple observation of nature, and instead expresses the experience of journeying through it.

Her objects and images evoke a strong emotional connection to the home, self - preservation and observation of nature.

Tobey rejected scale and monumentality to create «microscopic» worlds and intimate compositions, based on an intense observation of nature, the city, and the flow of light.

These observations of nature would later inform his unique way of creating and looking at art.

In the 19th century, the early Impressionists focused on direct observation of nature.

As the premier showcase for Western contemporary art, the Ann Korologos Gallery proudly represents 30 national and local Western artists representing diverse artistic traditions: bold post-expressionist still lifes by Angus Wilson, expressive drypoint monoprints and monotypes by Paula Schuette Kraemer, and meticulous linocuts showing the astute observations of nature by Sherrie York.

Elisa Lendvay's «works present interplays among internal vision, observation of nature, and corporality to generate moments of perception, truth, and whimsey.»

The question that arises in response to Kimberlee Sullivan's ambiguously abstract works is whether they are based on an observation of nature or observation of art.

Rebeca Hamlin Green's objects and images evoke a strong emotional connection to the home, self - preservation and observation of nature.

Rebecca Hamlin Green's objects and images evoke a strong emotional connection to the home, self - preservation and observation of nature.

Made up mostly of brightly hued paintings drawn from observations of nature and meditations on space, the exhibition presents Thomas's output in four phases.

In the 19th century, the early impressionists focused on direct observation of nature.

The Soundwalk Collective's approach to composition combines anthropology, ethnography, non-linear narratives, psychogeography, the observation of nature and the exploration of recording and synthesis processes.

Skaer's direct observation of nature is apparent.

Through an observation of nature and ourselves, the works look at «indigeneity,» hybridity and «synthetic forms of life» as well as migration and our «constantly changing perceptions of reality» that affect and influence the way we understand the world.

Constable's direct observations of nature and his free use of broken color were extraordinary in his day.

She learned patient observation of nature from him.

Tryggvadottir's patch work abstractions derive from her close observation of nature, and she often describes her non-representational works as landscapes nonetheless.

Clearly derived from the observation of nature, the sometimes deceptively simple drawings demonstrate Kelly's mastery of line and his continual fascination with abstract form, positive and negative space, and color.

To understand why water vapor decreases consider what observations of nature tell us.

The Report's assumptions are simply not supported by empirical observation of nature.

Science proceeds by making observations of nature (experiments).