Sentences with phrase «volumes of space»

Working site - specifically, Lavender will make a series of sculptures comprising printed banners and found objects which will be suspended from the ceiling utilising the volumes of the space.

Yet it could be argued that Mr. Lassaw is the quintessential Abstract Expressionist sculptor because of his involvement with whole, static volumes of space and with direct, somewhat improvisational working methods that echo those of the so - called Action Painters.

In the exhibit of works by James Turrell, whose pieces require large volumes of space, a team of nineteen people has been working since December.

The appointed directors are hardly ever given enough time to curate and fill absolutely vast volumes of space.

Working site - specifically, Lavender made a series of sculptures comprising printed banners and found objects which were suspended from the ceiling utilising the volumes of the space.

Because some of the forms described the volumes of the space and when you look at them, you can feel the weight of the volume of the space.

Cleverly designed trunks, compartments, cubbies, all transforming forgotten volumes of space into usable storage, hot damn, that's what I like.

Having to work with limited volumes of space available and accommodate complex engineering needs as well as design for astronauts living under stressful and exhausting conditions was a supreme challenge.

Clearly volumes of space have prehensive relations.

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Nor can time and space be primarily loci of simple locations, for «each volume of space, or each lapse of time, includes in its essence aspects of all volumes of space, or of all lapses of time» (SMW 104).

The surface area and the volume of space it occupies are nearly the same numerically.

Next to temperance, the labor movement garnered the largest volume of space.

The simplest explanation for dark energy is that it is simply the «cost of having space»: that is, a volume of space has some intrinsic, fundamental energy.

DARK DENSITY The dark matter and normal matter mapped by the Dark Energy Survey is distributed over a 3 - D volume of space, as shown in red in this simulation.

By mapping hundreds of millions of galaxies across a huge volume of space, SPHEREx should be 10 times more sensitive to this cosmic lumpiness than the best maps of the CMB — perhaps sensitive enough to distinguish between the two inflation scenarios.

The farther you go from the Earth's surface, the fewer molecules of gas there are per volume of space.

Shown is the most massive cluster in the simulation, in a volume of space roughly 70 million light - years across horizontally.

A simple illustration is given of the cloaking of a proscribed volume of space to exclude completely all electromagnetic fields.

Advanced Virgo's improvements will increase its sensitivity tenfold, and allow researchers to probe a volume of space 1,000 times larger than before.

An initial image in April 2002 revealed four supernova remnants, a decade or two old, within a small volume of space just 350 light - years across.

«DESI will construct a more detailed 3 - dimensional map in a volume of space ten times larger to precisely characterize dark energy — and ultimately the future of our universe.»

Steve: And for those of you who are very uncomfortable with this singularity idea of basically an infinite amount of matter and energy in an infinitesimally small point of space, again, this does away with that and you only have to deal with the concept of the massive, a trillions suns in a volume of space the size of a proton.

Some astrophysicists think the energy shooting from black holes comes from a small volume of space around the black holes themselves.

These energetic particles have to enter into what we call the heliosphere, which is the large volume of space that is dominated by our sun, through the solar wind, which is a plasma of electrons, atomic nuclei, and associated magnetic fields that are streaming nonstop from the sun.

What they call «optical molasses» slows atoms to a crawl by focusing three pairs of laser beams on a small volume of space that also contains a magnetic field.

That piece of sky is like a piece of pie pointed at the telescope: it includes a much bigger volume of space — and many more galaxies — at a distance of 4 billion light - years than at 100 million light - years.

These galaxies are about five times more numerous for a given volume of space than galaxies in our own cosmic neighborhood.

Density is the mass per unit volume — it describes how much «stuff» is packed into a volume of space.

The collaboration's current best guess is that somewhere between 12 and 213 such mergers occur each year in a cubic volume of space a bit over three billion light - years on a side.

Deep - field surveys are intended to look at faint galaxies; they point at small areas of the sky for a longer period of time, meaning the total volume of space being sampled is relatively small.

So packed with stars, it is equivalent to having a million suns crammed into the volume of space between us and our closest stellar neighbor, Alpha Centauri.

They too are flying apart, because the volume of space containing those clusters was stretched out.

The vast volume of space probed by such a galaxy survey will provide a measure of the relationship between the amount of mass and the amount of radiation emitted by galaxies throughout the Universe.

Accordingly, a far larger volume of space will now be within «earshot» of the LIGO project, with the opportunity to catch far more potential sources of space - time ripples.

The volume of space lying within 10 light - years of Sol encompasses nearly 4,189 cubic light - years.

Another measure comes from counting the number of clusters of galaxies in the universe to measure the volume of space and the rate at which that volume is increasing.

There are roughly 1400 star systems within this volume of space containing 2000 stars, so this map only shows the brightest 10 % of all the star systems, but most of the fainter stars are red dwarfs.

Being able to detect gravity waves from sources ten times farther away means an increase of a thousand times the volume of space or a thousand times the number of possible sources.

Like LIGO, Virgo uses an ultra-precise laser interferometer to detect the vanishingly small warps in space - time as gravitational waves travel through our volume of space at the speed of light.

The Milky Way system is near one end of the volume of space occupied by the Local Group, and the great Andromeda galaxy (M31) is near the other end, about 2,000,000 light - years away.

«The first Advanced LIGO science run will take place with interferometers that can «see» events more than three times further than the initial LIGO detector, so we'll be probing a much larger volume of space» adds David Shoemaker, the MIT Advanced LIGO project leader and a member of the MIT Kavli Institute for Astrophysics and Space Research.

Rear cabin systems are normally 10 degrees warmer because they have a larger volume of space to cool.

So, the total volume of space when the piston is all the way down is 110cc.

The spare arrangement of works throughout focuses attention on individual pieces, to be appreciated in isolation as well as in relation to specific works, and emphasizes the volume of space surrounding and between each piece, insulating and enhancing their soft vibrations.

This applies more to his «torqued» sculptures than the stelae, where each step brings with it a new sensation of self, who you are, and where you are in relation to your surroundings, and the volume of space around you.

The Epilogue moves towards the void, emptying the exhibition space to explore the architecture and volume of the space and reveal the long - term works — special commissions and interventions inscribed in the building itself.

Her latest intervention at the Berlinische Galerie — produced parallel to her contribution to the 15th Istanbul Biennial — investigates the architecture of the museum building, its potential uses and the way it is perceived, titled as a reference to the volume of the space: 3612.54 m ³.

A sculptor like Richard Serra might make you aware of the mass and volume of space, and of your own body in relation to it, but he has to threaten you with tons of steel and the possibility of being crushed to death in order to do it.