Sentences with phrase «when simple arrangements»

This means that no more work can be done, such as happens when simple arrangements of matter become more complexly ordered.

Not exact matches

In those first manifestations of the power of reflective arrangement, everything appears simple, harmless and even beneficent, giving no hint of a moment to come when we can no longer go on playing.

For example, D - wave has arranged the qubits so that when they reach their lowest - energy state, they reveal the lowest - energy arrangement for folding a simple protein — thought to be its preferred state.

In focus groups, he found that many patients still weren't entirely clear on the implications of certain financial arrangements after hours of discussion, and he worries that even simple statements might not be understood or taken into account properly when patients are deciding whether or not to participate in a clinical trial.

«It's a simple arrangement in which we succeed only when you succeed,» Epic co-founder Tim Sweeney said on the Unreal blog.

I hope it is not too grand to say that when looking at this painting I find that I am thinking first about what a strange thing this is but then about what a strange thing I am, that I can find many different ways of seeing such a «simple» arrangement of colour / shapes.

At first glance, the paintings seem like formal abstraction, investigations of relationships between shape and line, but, when seen in terms of the development of MacPhee's visual language, they are more complex than simple arrangements of form.

Dominated by simple geometric forms and their interrelationships, the movement was often held up for derision in the popular press and the non-art world as the ultimate in «the Emperor's New Clothes» syndrome — when Andre's Equivalent VIII (1966), a rectangular arrangement of 120 firebricks on the floor, was bought and exhibited by the Tate Gallery in London in the 1970s, there was a considerable hoo - ha.

It was suggested that the board replace r 9 with a much simpler rule requiring solicitors to act in accordance with their core duties when entering into referral arrangements and the report resolved to ask the rules and ethics committee to review what changes ought to be made to r 9.

In these digital times when we can call, text, tweet and contact others through Facebook and all the social websites out there, how could it be that two professionals who spend their lives communicating with clients could get such a simple arrangement wrong?

Because I am easily confused or disoriented, especially when stressed, it is important for my partner to keep arrangements simple and clear.