Sentences with phrase «work ad infinitum»

I've read all of Agatha Christie's canon multiple times, delighting in the fact that since I can never remember what happens in any particular book, I can enjoy her work ad infinitum.

Not exact matches

Ward is in the same boat, there are so many things he needs to work on to become an NBA regular — as pointed out ad infinitum both in these comments and in the comments to Miles» move and throughout the year — and he needs an NBA team that will be willing to redshirt him the way the Sixers did with Embid and others and the way the Griz did with Deyonta Davis.

Daily life has to be planned, and the working day can not go on ad infinitum, but has to be very efficient in a shorter time frame.

Although a clause in the law that funds NIH prevents the agency from funding research that would harm or destroy an embryo, a lawyer at the Department of Health and Human Services ruled in 1999 that because stem cells — which can grow ad infinitum in culture — are not themselves embryos, the NIH could fund work with cells that were derived by privately funded researchers or researchers overseas.

Ad infinitum, he drives home the point that we aren't dealing with dictators or strongmen as is often suggested by the mainstream media so fond of vilifying these working - class heroes.

As exhibited here for the most part, the initial image, composed largely with the tools of cut, paste and save, and transformed seemingly ad infinitum by computer interventions, has been worked into another reality altogether.

Dellsperger's similarly imitative works are complex and unending mirrors, reflecting their own reflections ad infinitum.

The exhibition Fiat Lux at the gallery Ruzicska in Salzburg, Austria, gathers works that deal with light by Jenny Holzer («Four Corners: Truisms, Living» and «Torso»), Brigitte Kowanz («Ad infinitum», «Brightness», «Remoteness» and «Vision»), François Morellet («4 í 4 no. 3» and «Lunatique neonly — 16 quarts de cercle No. 6»), Maurizio Nannucci («Listen to your eyes»), Keith Sonnier («Ballroom Chandelier»), James Turrell («Squat, Red»), and Richard Long («Seeming lightness of light»).

I've always been fascinated with the ways in which a GIF from a larger digital video work can loop ad infinitum beats deserving to be isolated.

In Hawser's work the handmade and the manufactured come together in a very elegant way and coexist ad infinitum.

His work has taken form as a twenty - foot high table and chairs, a shelter made entirely of books, and a series of drawings reproducing iconic artworks ad infinitum.

The title references work she's done for the installation: painted, lit or sculpted rooms that use mirrors to extend her imagery ad infinitum.

I think the point is, Peter, is that the work of Mann, Bradley and Hughes has never been replicated, never mind «ad infinitum».

And this does not include the all - in costs of shipping setting site work etc ad infinitum.

You've got energy flowing around, doing work, being transformed, potentially ad infinitum until it can radiate out of the system.

(p. 128) He touches on the work of a number of philosophers focusing on what he calls a «post-Cartesian juncture» (p. 32) and explores the difficult task of uncovering meaning in a contemporary context where «signifiers may refer to other signifiers ad infinitum with no necessary correlation to a signified.»