Sentences with phrase «spatial structures which»

In this way he creates brutal settings and reconfigurations out of simple materials; precarious spatial structures which, stable or unstable, give the artist a feel for the space.

Topological defects are errors in the spatial structure which are caused by the breaking of the symmetry when particles of a system can not communicate with each other.

Not exact matches

10 J. Willard Gibbs showed that each chemical equilibrium can be considered to correspond to a minimum in a free - energy - composition space, closely analogous to the potential energy - configuration pit which corresponds to every spatial structure.

We accomplished this by commencing with purposive and conscious actions of humans (e.g., in the construction of a building structure), which required the sustenance of other entities (plants, animals, planets, galaxies, etc.) within the spatial and temporal framework of an evolving universe.

Observing devices, either within the region of the dissipative structure or outside of it, may detect regular oscillations caused by variations of components of the structure, or, if their temporal or spatial resolving power is not high enough for that, they may detect only a new, averaged reading, corresponding to a novel state of affairs brought about by the closure of the set of relationships which defines the dissipative structure.

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Linking experimental and theoretical methods led to insights into the spatial structures of individual polymer chains which would have been impossible using traditional imaging techniques.

Under physiological conditions, the tyrosine kinase Abl is found in two different spatial structures — an open and a closed state — which exist in a delicate equilibrium.

This robust property arises from the intertwining of spatial symmetries, which are characteristics of the crystal structure, with the modern band theory of crystals, Bernevig explained.

Using various microscopic imaging approaches, the scientists found that the unique spatial vision in the scallop is achieved through the mirror's layered structure located at the back of each eye, which is tiled with a mosaic of square - shaped crystals arranged and fine - tuned to reflect wavelengths of light that penetrate its habitat.

The hybrid structures made of DNA and proteins then function as a three - dimensional framework which can put the other protein domains into a particular spatial position.

In addition, regions within the temporal and parietal cortex, which support memory and attention, as well as brain structures within the occipital lobe, which process visual and spatial information, were engaged.

The analysis of the spatial genetic structure of the Parkia population revealed a significant genetic relationship of the plant embryos and young trees within a radius of 300 meters, which coincides with the distance within which most seeds are dispersed by the tamarins.

The researchers think this relates to the structure of the birds» brains, in which the left side handles spatial tasks and the right side governs social recognition.

Varying surface colonization and adhesion is just one of several means through which spatial structure can be altered by microbes in the process of biofilm growth [16].

We carried out validation of the model using a variogram - based procedure, which tested the compatibility of the adopted spatial structure with the data.

Although it is well established that the Sun's magnetic field is responsible for the supply of energy to the atmosphere, exactly how this magnetic energy is converted into thermal energy is still not understood in detail, as models struggle to simultaneously encompass the very disparate temporal and spatial scales on which the heating has to occur, in different structures, with a wide variety of characteristics (e.g. open versus closed structures, short quiet - sun loops versus hot active - region loops and large - scale interconnecting loops).

The far - infrared four - band images reveal fine spatial structures of M101, which include global spiral patterns, giant HII regions embedded in outer spiral arms, and a bar - like feature crossing the center.

This flat LogN - LogS relation suggests that the spatial distribution of the sources should have an arm - like structure in which the Solar system is included.

STAFF is capable of detecting rapid variations in magnetic fields, which means that very small spatial structures can be recognised within the plasma.

The patterns she creates suggest spatial ambiguities and shifting structures which work on the viewer's perceptions in subtle ways.

Whitney's works on paper are a critical component of his practice, in which he develops his spatial structure and experiments with the placement of color.

He continues: «Matisse's late work does contribute quite prominently, if not iconically, to a certain strand in the conjunction of modernism and abstraction which blurs the distinction between art and design, and more specifically between abstract painting and the decorative and applied arts... I've always considered Matisse's greatest contribution to art not his colour, which is undoubtedly exceptional, but his inventive painterly architectures reasserting what [painting] does (what, in a way, it has always done), what it delivers, by the act of continual reinvention; finding yet more new ways to keep it alive — and of course, keep it keenly separate from design and the applied arts even when in the act of using elements of those very disciplines to elaborate and enrich the spatial structures of his painting.»

The freestanding structures activate a self - awareness of one's own presence and corporeality in the room enacted by the scale of the works, their horizontal and vertical positions, as well as their spatial configuration which determines one's movements in the room.

She is currently launching «cloud», an ongoing project that generates the idea of flexibility of both the spatial structures and the program space, transmitting ideas in contemporary art and moving image work which underlies their perspectives and practices, serving as a meeting platform for communication, education and open - ended dialogue.

Based on the spatial structure, almost functional spatial elements such as shifted columns, space separators and objects arise which raise the question of which elements were already present and which were added.

The wooden band structures the gallery and divides it into segments with different spatial qualities in which Moulène places objects, most of which were created on the scene.

However, choosing the name «1 Apartment for 2 Women 4 Men» is not only based on such an apparent fact, but also because we believe that this concise statement, which lists and juxtaposes the spatial structure, numbers and genders, although might be seemingly expressionless, it will help us to confirm and emphasize that, the very thing that determines our cognition and imagination is always an undefined relationship in a specific space.

Conversely, the installation Guidepost to the Eternal Space (2015) invites audiences to gather amidst an environment in which white polka dots on a red background cover walls and structures, forming an outlandish landscape, confusing viewers» perception and spatial orientation.

And while there's an Iphone in hand, numbers on the wall and a flatscreen playing, african masks as well as materials like plaster, jute and wood take these figures to a look or point which stands beyond a specific spatial or temporal structure, but at their best emanates a sort of idiosyncratic contemporaneity.

The overall assembly is carried by a visible wooden structure, which influences the spatial proportions and the perception of the observers within the exhibition space.

This work exemplifies the Mobius concept of a surface which becomes a spatial structure by being twisted 180 degrees around its lengthwise axis.

Hans Hofmann was a German artist best known for his paintings through which he explored the relation between structure, spatial illusion and colors.

Nelson's large - scale sculptural installations immerse the viewer in an unfolding narrative which develops through a sequence of meticulously realised spatial structures.

Rosalind Krauss (writing in 1979, a period in contemporary art in which the grid was at its most prevalent) said, «In suggesting that the success of the grid is somehow connected to its structure as myth, I may of course be accused of stretching a point beyond the limits of common sense, since all myths are stories and like all narratives they unravel through time, whereas grids are not only spatial to start with, they are visual structures that explicitly reject a narrative or sequential reading of any kind.»

Nelson makes large - scale sculptural installations, which immerse the viewer in an unfolding narrative that develops through a sequence of meticulously realised spatial structures.

Hauser & Wirth's recent exhibition included great, large - scale examples from two of her finest bodies of work: the chromatically slight, but physically robust «Black and White Works» — some white with just a line of black, others black in their entirety, with structured and poetic surfaces; and the «Sarrafos» — white paintings with even more uninflected surfaces to which a black wooden bar has been attached, resulting in a physical and spatial experience.

Arthur Smith argues that the spatial correlation of ENSO is evidence against chaos, because chaotic systems can not (in Arthur's eyes) produce structures which correlate across large scales.

But the main issue with this estimate is the assumption that the strength of the radiative restoring is the same for internal and forced responses — which I interpret as assuming that the spatial structures of the warmings are similar, and there is no reason to assume that this is the case in general.

From the paper: Over the whole globe, the dominant spatial mode of variability in OHC in the upper 300 m [as shown by the first empirical orthogonal function (EOF), which explains the most variance], occurs mainly in the tropical Pacific and has the structure of ENSO variability (Fig. 4, A and B).

The current GOES - N - class sounder temperature and moisture profiles provide relatively coarse temporal and spatial coverage, which is informative for indicating the synoptic - scale severe weather threat to areas, but insufficient for «nowcasting» cell development on the mesoscale or adequately resolving boundary - layer structures critical for nowcasts of severe thunderstorms.

In addition, the spatial resolution of ASCAT is half that of QuikSCAT, which limits ASCAT's usefulness in coastal applications to those that are about 50 km or farther from land, and in the resolution of small - scale features in the wind field such as hurricane structure, fronts, and jets.