Sentences with phrase «parallel bands»

The white - on - white parallel bands offer a quiet accent for any decor, while the premium cotton blend is extra smooth to the touch.

His seminal «Black Paintings» (1958 - 60) consist of parallel bands made with a house - painter's brush and enamel.

In his another prominent series, the artist utilized long parallel bands and stripes of pure colors arranged like a rainbow.

In the resulting compositions, various arrangements of parallel bands of lines emerge but with a certain unpredictability — some of the wire inserts may have vanished, while others remain visible.

The ceiling is a huge grid, the Perspex slotted in parallel bands of various widths.

Renne and other investigators also charge that Becker's supposedly shocked minerals don't have the telltale patterns of impact - induced features: narrow, parallel bands crisscrossing at various angles, like a microscopic tartan weave.

This can cause the two large parallel bands of muscles that meet in the middle of the abdomen to separate — a condition called diastasis recti or diastasis recti abdominis.

Greatly influenced by Jasper Johns's flag paintings, Mr. Stella sought an even more rigorous logic between physical and visual by using parallel bands of black that either reiterate or run diagonally to the edges of the canvas.

James Little is a meticulous craftsman who creates his own colors with pure pigment and heated beeswax and layers each hue multiple times in parallel bands on the canvas.

The commitment to the curves, which were made by cutting concentric parallel bands, (this makes the machine whine loudly) was an exercise in repetition.

The wall composition is created «with three - inch parallel bands of lines in two directions.»

Mark Rothko's paintings are built up from a few broad planes of thin colour wash arranged in parallel bands, giving the impression of both a polychrome plaque, awesome in scale, and of a luminous colour haze.

Hariyono of Java crafts this bracelet with two parallel bands of silver plated brass and centers it with a crystalline faceted bead.

Yet the dots on the film fall in an interference pattern of parallel bands, which can be explained only if one assumes a wave passing through both slits.1 This same wave - particle duality is found throughout atomic physics.

This pressure can cause the two parallel bands of the rectus (which run vertically down the midsection of your core) to expand and essentially split, which leads to a bulge in your midsection.

There the parallel bands stick to at most one color, as for Rosemarie Castoro back then, plus black.

The yellow forms flowing in rhyming fashion foreshadow the parallel bands and rivulets of his mature work.

Parallel bands of dyed cloth.