Sentences with phrase «scale pattern repeat»

Large scale pattern repeat.

Not exact matches

In the end the original purpose of God in Christ will be realised, but not before the pattern of his death and resurrection has been repeated one last time at the climax of history — and therefore on a global scale.

For each prime, as the exponent grows, the formulas recur in ways that are reminiscent of fractals — structures in which patterns or shapes repeat identically at multiple different scales.

Fractal objects have repeating patterns at many scales and are seen in nature in such things as tree branches, rivers, snowflakes, blood vessels and neurons.

What's more, many pieces showed signs of fractal patterns — repeating motifs that reoccur at different scales, whether you zoom in or zoom out of a canvas (British Journal of Psychology, vol 102, p 49).

[Patterns that repeat on all scales are called fractal.]

You can wear two prints that repeat the same colors or mix a large - scale pattern with a smaller one.

Often working on a large scale, Phillips has co-opted entire rooms as surfaces on which to apply her prints, bringing together multiple layers of individual images and repeated pattern in a single installation.

Bold color, high - contrast abstraction and repeated patterning create elaborate and visually arresting graphic pieces of intimate and oversized scale.

The similarly scaled White Shadow (1998) consists of a densely painted elongated oval from which a pattern reminiscent of wood grain extends, repeating in concentric bands.

How the collaged element below the coffee can on the painting's left half sneakily uses the same pattern repeated at two different scales.

Xenobia Bailey is an American artist and designer best known for her eclectic crochet hats and large - scale crochet pieces and mandalas, consisting of colorful concentric circles and repeating patterns.

These paintings, created in multiple small - scale series, allow for repeated methodical experimentation with specific color fields and patterns, shifting away from the monumental scale of midcentury abstraction.

Her colorful abstractions derive from kaleidoscope imagery that she translates into large - scale paintings, requiring the viewer take the time to register how the patterns repeat, mirror, and radiate from a central point.

The resultant images are gestural, calligraphic forms whose textures and fractal - like patterns are reminiscent of the endlessly repeating structures in nature that exist on multiple scale levels from the sub-atomic to the universal; a reflection of the complex architecture of our universe.»

The phrase refers to the Hermetic principle of repeating patterns on a larger and subsequently, on a smaller scale.

The cool thing about the patterns is that they should repeat on numerous time scales.

Interestingly, this pattern repeats at hugely different scales.

Even doing Fourier analyses is just obfuscating the concept that there must be standard repeating patterns that make up the apparent random noise — well you may find some but they will be dependent on the algorithm used and the end points they won't describe the chaotic system because by definition they expect repeating patterns at various scales from a chaotic system.

A large - scale repeat will keep the look contemporary, while curtains in an identical pattern introduce a note of cohesion.

I never use more than one large patterned fabric in a room — instead, I like to mix it with a small repeat fabric and even mix in a geometric of a smaller scale altogether.

The trick here is to mix the scale of the pattern repeats and maintain the balance between black and white — neither outweighs the other.