Sentences with phrase «simple geometry»

By measuring the change in position, astronomers can estimate the distance by simple geometry.

This stage of drawing develops the idea of seeing simple geometry when drawing from observation.

Simple geometry gives way to a more dynamic, dramatic and intuitive design.

He is known for his minimalist sculptures with an affinity for simple geometry and sparse palettes.

Reductive practices, ideas, visions, distillations, variations, hybrids, de-constructions, formations, experiments and tendencies — along with simple geometry — have all partially informed the production of serious art from the latter half of the Twentieth Century to today.

Haywood Bill Stevens has the caked paint and simple geometries of Alfred Jensen, except for the white that keeps shining through.

Rather, they write in a paper published online in the Journal of Anatomy, it appears the chin's emergence in modern humans arose from simple geometry: As our faces became smaller in our evolution from archaic humans to today — in fact, our faces are roughly 15 percent shorter than Neanderthals» — the chin became a bony prominence, the adapted, pointy emblem at the bottom of our face.

Although based on simple geometries, the Irregular Polygons comprise one of the most complex artistic statements of Stella's career.

I like the curved screen which simple geometry tells us will reduce the size of glare and will reduce the risk of scratching; I like the little hump at the back as it will probably increase typing comfort in portrait mode, I like all the little tweaks brought on by Gingerbread.

Strava's Privacy Zones feature, which allows people to create a geofence around their home or office in order to block other users from seeing those locations, is rendered useless through simple geometry.

«Using fairly simple geometry, the spacecraft can say, «OK, I must be here, because these bodies look like this,»» Doyle said.

Like Josef Albers before her, Uchiyama presents a deceivingly simple geometry that allows for an infinite variety of expression.

All is reduced to simple geometry expressed through cartoon iconography.

According to a release from the gallery, the sculptor's large scale aluminum works at Duck Creek Farm are «elegantly choreographed and engineered, their economical compositions transforming simple geometry into delicate human gesture.

She cherry - picks ideas about simple geometries (and stripes) from Peter Halley, Frank Stella and Agnes Martin, but filters them through her own notions of wit, scale, materials and abbreviation.

A masterpiece by the Japanese architect Tadao Ando, it combines simple geometry, incorporation of the natural environment, and very minimal material selections.

The answer is actually ~ 3 feet, which most people find an incredibly large result around the entire sphere generated by just that small initial loosening, but it follows from very simple geometry.

Inspired by the work of Wassily Kandinsky, Oia's collection of contemporary side tables marries simple geometry with a refined mix of materials for a graphic statement that would bring any room to life with timeless elegance.

If you're teaching a lesson on simple geometry to seventh - graders, have students practice with the information you just taught, says the ASCD (formerly the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development).

Ranging from simple geometries to more sensuous organic shapes, the motifs call to mind the hard - edged precision of Ellsworth Kelly, Lorser Feitelson, and Lygia Clark.

Instead, players navigate through a brightly - colored world reminiscent of paper popups, with simple geometry, no outlines, and no shading.

«So the symmetrization process in Aurelia, with its simple geometry, lends itself as a good model system where we can study how mechanical forces play a role in morphogenesis.»

From the simple geometry to the brushed silver, we love everything about this necklace.

I do nt know who Ed is but I beat the game in one sitting its simple Geometry.

My printable graphic organizer is designed with enough space that a simple geometry or data analysis problem will fit in the boxes.

This series explores these forms and the simple geometry they possess.

Like others then, she retained broad brushwork, while stripping down to simpler geometries.

They were and remain very interested in art of the mid-to-late 20th century: a lot of abstraction, a lot of Minimalism, simple geometry.

Again this encourages fresh interpretation of Burri's deconstruction of painting, juxtaposing the simple geometry of a celotex to Signorelli's compositions and the intricate cracks of a cretto to the aged surfaces of fresco.

Nash draws on American minimalism and conceptual painting, with a reduced palette and attention to grids, lines, and simple geometries; but her small - scale paintings also have a crafted care, with a clear attention to material and space for happy accident.

Simple geometry?

Although based on simple geometries, the Irregular Polygons comprise one of the most complex artistic statements of the artist's career.

The square, the circle and the triangle of John Maine's anniversary medal suggest the simple geometry underpinning the culturally diverse objects within the collections of the museum.

Simple geometry (sphere, cube, etc).

The simple geometry and the massiveness of the heavy blocks contrast with the seeming instability of the abstract constructions and the body parts themselves — everything seems as though it were about to move.

The approaches of these eight artists are of course unique, but are all underpinned by the idea of a simple geometry, without ostentation, absolutely undemonstrative.

Artists representing various movements and geographical backgrounds are all there: Cubist, Dada, and Russian avant - garde artists of the 1910s and 1920s, with their images of flat, intersecting planes and floating shapes; artists associated with Minimalism, Op art, and hard - edge abstraction in the 1960s and 1970s, whose primary interest lay in the investigation of reductive form and color; and contemporary artists who continue to exploit the infinite potential of simple geometries.

Broadly speaking, these contemporary approaches belong to the aftermath of the postmodern turn in art of the 1960s, a turn whose first stirrings are commonly traced to Minimalism and the challenge its simple geometries — floor - bound, literal, unpretentious, industrially produced, seemingly anonymous, seemingly readymade — posed to modernist ideals of art's production, authorship, objecthood, and viewing experience alike.

Instead the beauty of the scene derives from the simple geometries of a feminine space, a domestic one, not unlike some of the other subjects in this book (Eudora Welty's simple curtained kitchen window, for example).

The simple geometry of wedges and the claim that we know what we need to know (at least for 50 years) was enormously influential because it simplified the problem and made real tradeoffs seem quaint.