Sentences with phrase «working in a linear fashion»
«Mary works in a linear fashion» says Amy Cosier, senior director at Lehmann Maupin, which has been working with the artist since 2011.
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Three of us started the company, we were first time software entrepreneurs, we were starting in a difficult environment in late 2000 when the Internet bubble had burst, we couldn't get funding, we were working without salaries and having no financial cushion... but almost in a linear fashion it just got better and better: more momentum, more customers, better culture, better technology.
However, the structure that holds together what might otherwise seem a series of eclectic reflections — that is, the mysteries of the rosary — is of course nothing other than the life and work of Jesus Christ set out in linear fashion from Incarnation through redemption to the glory of heaven.
With a much larger focus on story, Fusion was able to unfold in a much more linear fashion than its predecessors, which mostly worked in its favor.
One generation of research lays the basis for the next, and the process proceeds in a cumulative, though not linear, fashion until the product of work of 100 or 50 or perhaps only 2 years ago has only historical significance.
The CC standards are organized in an intoxicatingly simple, linear fashion that acknowledges that the work of a first grade teacher contributes to the growth of a tenth grade student.
That's hardly neck - snapping stuff, but power is delivered in linear fashion, while its five - speed manual transmission makes easy work of staying in the powerband.
Most of us get in for the chance to work less hours in condensed fashion for more reward than the process of exchanging time for money in linear fashion.
The variety of color is broader in these works, with rich purples and teals that are softened by more pastel shades, drawing the eye across the canvas in a more linear fashion.
By presenting Guston's paintings within the realm of poetic discourse, rather than as a chronological study, in linear fashion, as often reflected in traditional exhibitions, the curatorial approach from which «Philip Guston and The Poets» has grown allows for the artist's work be explored, examined and appreciated anew.
The collection will no longer be arranged in a linear fashion; works by the same artist will not necessarily be shown together, and the itinerary will not be strictly chronological.
Most scholarship has viewed Smith's early work as developing in a linear fashion, from the European influences of Picasso and cubism in the 1930s; to a figuratively based, highly detailed, American surrealism in the 1940s; to a lyrically abstract, expressionist expansiveness in the 1950s; culminating with the seemingly disconnected breakthrough embodied in the reduced, geometric monumentality of his final works.
Lilley echoes the sentiment: «I approach the sectors in a sort of geometrical - linear fashion, starting with the centre and working front to back then side to side.
Fourth, as we are doing the work of insight and the Pain and Peace Cycle (because though I'm laying things out in a linear fashion... therapy, or growth itself is not always linear.