Sentences with phrase «singular point»

They could have been more focused on me and providing me with a more singular point of contact.

Ashtanga yogis practice a prescribed set of asanas, channel energy through the body using bandhas (locks), and concentrate on singular points using drishti (gaze) in asanas.

I have often admitted that while I don't believe it personnally, it's entirely possible that billions of years ago an immeasurably powerful being compacted everything that would be the universe we know into one tiny near singular point and then hit it REALLY hard, said ooohhh pretty, then walked away.

During a 1909 lecture in Salzburg, Austria, he said, «I more or less imagine each such singular point [of light] as being surrounded by a field of force which has essentially the character of a plane wave.»

These artists carved out instantly recognisable uniforms: clothes that symbolise the same singular point of view as their greatest works, usually with the sense of complete ease that is the holy grail of true style.

Oscillating between collapse and renewal, biomorphic figures and absolute abstraction, the works create a sensual visual dialogue that defy singular point of references and endorse diverse truths.

His latest body of work will soon be on view at ACA Galleries in New York, an institution that has been supporting artists in diverse disciplines with singular points of view for over 80 years.

The big bang was a singular point where all matter in the universe and even time itself was created.

It aligns the ordinary with the extraordinary and brings all of its marginal themes, thoughts and characters to a singular point.

Is a black hole more like a singular point in space that everything is sucked into, almost in the shape of a ball?

Part of a 1929 prediction by physicist Hermann Weyl — of a kind of massless particle that features a singular point in its energy spectrum called the «Weyl point» — has finally been confirmed by direct observation for the first time, says an international team of physicists led by researchers at MIT.

The shooting and riding and card games all build to a singular point with a powerful thesis.

One or more characters, often animals, resolve the problem, thereby presenting the evaluation and analysis from a singular point of view.

«A search for an automotive brand is a singular point in time.

All three now came more to a singular point at the front of the car, instead of the rounded design used before.

The reef is not the singular point of natural beauty either, with underwater caves and rivers also available to dive and swim through for explorers young and old.

That might sound a bit abstract but think of it this way... in most first person shooters you move using the keyboard and have a singular point of «focus» or targeting which is defined by mouse movement.

Recently, Lim has expanded her practice to include filmmaking, combining various avenues of interest — in material objects and immaterial images, in cinema and literature — to a singular point of convergence.

Referencing Piero Manzoni's upside - down pedestal, «Socle du Monde» from 1961, «Navel of the World» by Daniel Knorr (b. 1968) revives Manzoni's practice of signalizing a singular point, situating it within a political sphere.

LizWorks's unexpected projects stem from its founder's singular point of view.

«I have been following Simon's work for a number of years,» Rosen says, «and I am so pleased that his success is a reflection of the singular point of view in his practice.

Moreover, it invites an ambulatory viewer, as it can not be comprehended in its entirety from a singular point - of - view.

Through a range of media this exhibition asks what past and what futures (what timescales) are possible if we question any singular point of origin.

Exhibit by Aberson champions emerging and mid-career artists and designers with singular points of view.

A singular point with access points to future and present equally.

Because these singular points don't have an area of length that can be measured, their units are simply Watts per Kelvin heat loss, or W / K.

The paymasters of bulk legal services, both public (the Legal Services Commission) or private (insurance companies, banks, or accident management companies) prefer the singular point referral and reporting operations and the standardised service level agreements such organisations can offer.

Keep the segments brief and focus on a singular point.

«Since the beginning, my ambition was to create a sustainable and resilient blockchain project without any singular points of failure.

As one of the benchmarks of Jerry's business process, Realtors Property Resource ® (RPR ®) provides a consistent, accurate and singular point of access for data analysis and reporting tools, which enable him and the team to essentially pay it forward on the leadership traits so important to Jerry.