Sentences with phrase «work in linear ways»

Biological processes do not work in linear ways independently of one another but in tightly interconnected networks.

Not exact matches

While the scientific inquiry process is generally linear and highly regimented, every once in awhile, happenstance works its way in.

the script is linear and actually makes sense, but it's such a cold film that it only works as a procedural film, much in the way The Day of the Jackal (1973) dealt with icy characters from opposing sides eventually converging in a climax.

Not A Good Match For: Anyone looking for challenging gameplay — both games feature weird minigames that take place at various points in the story, but they're mostly just linear visual novels that you slowly work your way through.

Created for a higher GCSE class as a way of practicing simultaneous equations in one neat reuseable work sheet (non linear and forming sim.

Using IADLearning, they may browse content in multiple ways and choose whatever learning strategy works for them: linear navigation, exploration of related concepts, «learn by interest», etc..

What made Night Trap so interesting to me and many others two and a half decades ago was the way it used the limitations of the FMV (full - motion video) genre in a clever way, working with the linear nature of video rather than against it.

So that any passageways you could work your way through, in the legs etc., but when you get here, to the middle, I didn't want there to be a linear solution.

Pettibon was not interested in the way linear narrative was used in comics; in his work, pictures and text are very often not connected in an obvious, logical way.

Wire is Walter Oltmann's main medium for making sculptural works and he manipulates it in a way that emphasises hand - made process, using the linear quality of wire to create forms and surfaces through techniques that parallel handcrafts.

In Nepomuceno's work linear time gives way to a more cyclical sense of connectedness, while notions of subject and object, form and function, cause and effect are made deliberately ambiguous.

I especially recommend a group of figure studies, the best of which is Reclining Nude (After Shelby Creagh) from 1982, which trades classic linear life drawing marks for a heavier, angled black line that in many ways can be extended from these early works into the idiom of the silhouette for which he is best known.

``... within the multi-faceted graphic work of Serra, we can employ various ways of looking: the heroics and intimacies of scale call us back into the sculptural, while Serra's inventiveness with mark - making and media evoke a linear tracing of spatial relationships commonly found in his drawing.»

Over the years, his work has featured linear images of grids, graphs, circles, and geometric forms usually layered in ways that create a sensation of structure and deep space.

There are cables and strings which also are good at minimizing the divergence for the model optimum, but most string and cable is wound in a way which doesn't work well with the experiment (the individual strands are not under the same tension as the string as whole and create interference or they pick up contaminants and become heavier which changes linear density).

It doesn't happen in a linear, reasoned way — we don't have time to stop and think about attachment, interaction cycles or internal working models — and perhaps not in a way we fully understand or can explain why or how, but in a powerful way nonetheless.