Sentences with phrase «with symmetrical shapes»

A Fraser fir, with its symmetrical shape, coordinates nicely with this room's classic architecture.

Not exact matches

The team focused their study on the jellyfish's juvenile, or ephyra, stage, because the ephyra's simple body plan — a disk - shaped body with eight symmetrical arms — would make any tissue regeneration clearly visible.

Unlike typical crystal structures like shells, which incorporate thousands of smaller, geometrically symmetrical crystals attached to each other, each spine on a sea urchin is a single large calcite crystal with its own convoluted shape.

An oval shaped face is symmetrical with prominent cheekbones and tapers gradually towards the chin.

This is a great style for those with symmetrical face shapes and fine features.

Since your face is so symmetrical, you can stick with studs or teardrop shapes to simply frame your face.

The infotainment system mirrors the symmetrical shape of the grille inside with two side air vents.

The volcano has a beautiful form with a symmetrical volcano shape and snow covered top.

Appearing in their earliest works dating back in 2010 or 2011, Wood's works askew perspectives and two - dimensional shapes are great match with Kusaka's pots and vases, which are rarely symmetrical or entirely round.

These inventions were usually formed of symmetrical bands pointing down in a V shape from the top of a square canvas, with the V sometimes cut off at the bottom.

Human power exists in many ways, with no better example of that power which we exert on gardens, which is literally the taming of nature into ordered, symmetrical and static shapes.

Noland pioneered the shaped canvas, initially with a series of symmetrical and asymmetrical diamonds or chevrons.

In his abstract self - portraits, gold - coloured insulation foam, curved and looped into symmetrical shapes based on mathematical graphs and charts, is combined with objects or motifs that suggest body parts and functions: a polythene bag holding liquid which looks like urine, a conch shell secreted in the inner space of a vulva - shaped cavity, and so on.

Recognized for his early paintings of simple, formally symmetrical shapes in a carefully considered color palette, the works in this exhibition continue his recent experimentation with a looser structure.

Stipular spines light to dark brown to sometimes ivory to yellow, glabrous to densely puberulent, smooth, terete to slightly flattened, symmetrical, commonly V - shaped with an angle of 60 - 150 °, straight to slightly reflexed near the apex, 30 - 100 mm long, 4 - 10 mm thick near the base.

A bold symmetrical trellis design with an octagonal shape at the centre and a delicate 3 dimensional effect.

Perfectly symmetrical, placing matching items from your central point or mix it up with decorative objects of different shapes and sizes.