It also offers "perfect concentric oscillations" and is completely antimagnetic.
|
|
Multiple potential targets require multiple intersecting concentric rings of protection.
|
|
The structure would have two concentric rings connected by spokes.
|
|
"Start With Why" describes a diagram of three concentric circles.
|
|
There are two concentric zones of concern around the volcano.
|
|
Dr Price's apparatus is a pair of concentric metal cylinders.
|
|
Then they expanded outward in concentric circles, to eliminate the spread.
|
|
More recently I've felt quite satisfied making concentric circles in grays.
|
|
It helps to think of it in terms of concentric circles.
|
|
Katherine Liola is the founder and CEO of Concentric Private Wealth.
|
|
HL Tauri has a protoplanetary disk surrounded by multiple concentric rings.
|
|
The mammoth CERAWeek industry conference is really concentric circles of events.
|
|
The catheter itself was comprised of concentric, telescopic tube robot technology.
|
|
One example is covered entirely with concentric squares of pinwheel stars.
|
|
Concentric led the round, with participation from 500 Startups, and Pi Labs.
|
|
The garden features hedges and paths in concentric circles punctuated by fountains.
|
|
Gainesville is densely populated—built in concentric circles of strip-mall sprawl.
|
|
I began making swirling rhythms of concentric marks that felt like hair.
|
|
It's a complex of concentric-ring mounds, ditches and deeply sunken wooden posts.
|
|
After 9/11, we had what we described as concentric circles of trauma.
|
|
The concentric circles inside can be used to tell how old a tree is.
|
|
One of the concentric pits was filled with ash — likely from the burnt posts.
|
|
Their model predicts a black hole with several concentric but misaligned rings of matter.
|
|
It consists of two concentric oval basins brimming with water, topped by an obelisk.
|
|
Ansel also decorated his sweet creation with concentric circles to get the point across.
|
|
Their machine consists of 18 light sources arranged in a pair of concentric circles.
|
|
Ideally, security is a series of concentric rings, each more secure than the previous.
|
|
Leading the round is Concentric, and Investinor, with participation from existing investor SNÖ Ventures.
|
|
Like pebbles dropped in water, these disturbances create concentric circles that spread, disrupting everything.
|
|
The chairs were arranged in concentric circles, with an empty space in the center.
|
|
The dancers and singers form concentric circles, executing simple steps, weaving in and out.
|
|
Composed of circular concentric lines, the surface evokes skin, but of what or whom?
|
|
Blue and green concentric bands separated by white space of equal width partially surround it.
|
|
Today, one of her incandescent, concentric circle paintings, "Resurrection" (123), hangs in the White House.
|
|
They also need to rethink their institutional setting, allowing for a Europe in concentric circles.
|
|
Meanwhile, the concentric lines are done in yellows, magentas, fuchsias, reds, pinks, and turquoise blues.
|
|
Often, the concentric lines are painted in clusters of two or three ridges of color.
|
|
On our right, the Knights of the Grail, dressed in white, make neat, concentric rings.
|
|
These are set in a nifty dual-concentric circle subdial with two hands at 6 o'clock.
|
|
It's almost like—you know when a dog lies down after going around in concentric circles?
|
|
Others floated the notion of a Europe of flexibility, concentric circles or moving at two speeds.
|
|
Live Photos on Tumblr's site are marked with the Live Photo icon — the familiar concentric circles.
|
|
A Trump Tweet reveals itself, in my feed, through a series of concentric rings of response.
|
|
Kaiser underscores this reading by overlaying one of the watermarks with concentric circles inside a rhombus.
|
|
Like many rooms in the home, they have oak floors with boards laid in concentric rectangles.
|
|
The registration of the concentric lines (red, blue, and green) is key to what happens optically.
|
|
When you are close-up, you see the ridged concentric lines and how much they overlap.
|
|
The concentric circles in the "after" pic are waves causes by ongoing seismic activity at the volcano.
|
|
The Concentric Power system installed at Taylor is a "cogen plant," that's about 40 x 60 feet.
|
|
None of her mandalalike concentric circle paintings are included, and they are among her most compelling works.
|
|
Everybody lives in concentric circles — your professional circles, your social circles — and that obviously influences you. Right.
|
|
"Each layer is like a transition in life," Mr. Chuang said of the watch's tiered concentric circles.
|
|
Known as the house, it's a series of concentric circles that forms a sort of bull's-eye.
|
|
Hsiao uses concentric circles and other forms that are found in both Eastern and Western spiritual traditions.
|
|
The radiating concentric circles and lines refer in a general way to landscapes Moore is familiar with.
|
|
In the third movement, Mr. Peck, too, makes a dramatic effect from concentric group circles — just two.
|
|
In its concentric circles and radial pattern, it recalls superimposed targets and blast radii from war games.
|
|
Art Mécanique is a Swiss company that is crowdfunding a watch with a face made of concentric circles.
|
|
The glass tiles juxtapose different designs: concentric circles, horizontal lines in a stack, vertical ones in a row.
|
|
She will use dye and apply paint, as well as burn the fabric, causing concentric rings to appear.
|
|
Known as the Ovals, the paintings explored a central dot surrounded by softly modulating, concentric bands of color.
|
|
Some advanced equipment even allows for eliminating the concentric (lifting) phase or eccentric (lowering) phases of a lift.
|
|
At a glance, this cluster of concentric color looks like a whimsical shooting range or a floral bouquet.
|
|
Most of the paintings here feature concentric poolings of translucent colors that intimate flowers, clouds and water reflections.
|
|
Executive-branch drone operators killed, openly and at will, in wars spreading in concentric circles outward from Iraq.
|
|
Then there is the curious kind with concentric fuchsia stripes inside, revealed when the beet is cut horizontally.
|
|
My pulse scanner ripples out in concentric circles and we see NPCs moving distantly a few blocks away.
|
|
The Mother's original plan for Auroville, designed with the help of French architects, formed the township in concentric circles.
|
|
A Secret Service official says for each venue, the agency is planning to set up concentric circles of protection.
|
|
To reach Baghdad's main airport, you pass through a series of concentric rings, starting many kilometres before the terminal.
|
|
DOMS can occur from exercise using predominantly concentric contractions but is more prevalent following exercise with eccentric muscle contractions.
|
|
Other outfits were made with "concentric circles ... baked and overlapped creating strong, pleated graphic patterns", according to show notes.
|
|
They then print the corneas in concentric circles, at which point the stem cells grow around the bio-ink.
|
|
"It's about the three- to five-mile concentric circle around a neighborhood; it's convenience retail versus destination," he added.
|
|
Footsteps facing forward and backward, turning in concentric circles around them, as though they were a crowd of people.
|
|
Others dispense with the centers altogether, like one consisting of a dozen concentric squares all different from one another.
|
|
Animated concentric circles that Ijeoma describes as "eyeballs" will then pop up, accompanying vibrations, when you reach a crossing.
|
|
Basking in the hypnotizing, rainbow-like concentric circles of "Springtime in Washington" (1971) can feel like a guilty pleasure.
|
|
In the diptych "Spiral" (333), Webster depicts two circular forms made up of concentric circles of bead-like shapes.
|
|
And then the next concentric circle out from that is the relationship that the manager has with direct reports.
|
|
Then, he combined the concentric circles, smearing all of their equations into a single equation that described the whole system.
|
|
The Gonzales facility now employs: solar, wind and co-generation systems from REC Solar, Foundation Wind Power and Concentric Power.
|
|
One official likened the ISIS' structure to a series of concentric circles in which only the inner circle knows everything.
|
|
It creates a very thin, fast-flowing, circular layer of water surrounded by a thicker, concentric ring of turbulant water.
|
|
The bullseye is blue, surrounded by concentric rings of yellow and blue, which are juxtaposed against a warm red ground.
|
|
Her head peers out from the center of the mosaic, a protective talisman offset by a shield of concentric circles.
|
|
The Adler designs are more colorful: purple geometrics, gray and green concentric circles, and a blue Goyard-like chevron pattern.
|
|
Mr. Ratmansky instead projects a single work on the backdrop, Kandinsky's radically modern "Color Study: Square With Concentric Circles" (1913).
|
|
They reached this precision because teeth develop at different rates and leave behind concentric circles like tree rings over time.
|
|
Behold as concentric rings materialize alongside the sound of gunfire on the CD, followed mysterious radial chasms crackling into existence.
|
|
He's going broader, deeper, wider than people realize — following the money, following the keystrokes, following the concentric circles of characters.
|
|
The mounds were discovered first, followed by six concentric C-shaped rings where up to 5,000 people may have lived.
|
|
Nevertheless, people still mingled and noshed and held hands to dance in the concentric circles typical of any Jewish affair.
|
|
Coiffe, the most discreet and gender-neutral theme, reinterprets the concentric circles of her headdress on pendant and bracelet discs.
|
|
His concatenations of concentric, looping forms don't define an overall shape so much as register a controlled whirlwind of paint.
|
|
But by late 2015, patterns had begun emerging — the killer appeared to be moving in concentric circles around the capital.
|
|
Another image resembles a geyser of steam rising into the air, its base framed by concentric rings punctuated by dots.
|
|
This consists of two concentric cylinders, one of which rotates around the other while the ingredients are sandwiched in between.
|
|
But near the edges, there was more tenderness, as if the phases of courtship were rippling out in concentric rings.
|
|
You can draw a concentric circle around those fans, and the ones who want Klinsmann out on a Venn Diagram.
|
|
The 'bot uses the camera to map cleaning patterns of concentric squares and straight lines, unlike the Roomba's more chaotic routes.
|
|
From a design perspective, Lunar doesn't look terrible either: it has a simple black watchface ornamented with some decorative concentric rings.
|
|
In NGC 6543, NASA suspects that the hypnotic outer concentric rings may have been formed by the star progressively shedding layers.
|
|
Whatever she sees, it's comforting to know that our kitty overlords can be bamboozled by a bunch of concentric circles too.
|
|
Labyrinths — which aren't mazes but usually symmetrical circuits made of concentric circles — have been around for a really, really long time.
|
|
In "Iterations (III)," her exhibition at Higher Pictures, concentric squares of varying thicknesses and colors pulse and pop against monochrome backgrounds.
|
|
Effects like fireball size, air-blast radius, radiation zones, and more surround the chosen blast site as concentric circles of doom.
|
|
The 20th-century example here, an overlapping pattern of zigzags and concentric triangles, seems designed to be difficult to focus on.
|
|
She built concentric circles of advocates, starting with senior Democratic leadership, then radiating to the committee chairs and the subcommittee chairs.
|
|
It is possible to translate the composition's concentric forms as eyes, coils of hair, pieces of clothing, or a decorated face.
|
|
At CAAM, the artworks in Circles and Circuits I are arranged in concentric circles, like the spirals of a snail shell.
|
|
Then, out of nowhere, they reappear as a giant revolving figure made out of multiple concentric chains, traveling in opposite directions.
|
|
Pipe 4 to 5 concentric circles on each brownie, beginning with a very small circle in center of brownie (see sidebar below).
|
|
"So I bought 200 flags and went in a concentric circle around my house and put flags in everybody's yards," Hunt said.
|
|
Turning to ephemeral movement with "Water (The Bather)" (213), he depicts a nude woman being dissolved in small waves of concentric circles.
|
|
The discs, which were placed face down for some unknown reason, were decorated with pommels, concentric circles, animal imagery and human figures.
|
|
The process begins with one central point around which the material is wound, creating an outward and upward spiral of concentric circles.
|
|
N.Y.C. Nature The angular, concentric rings on a diamondback terrapin's carapace form the bold pattern that lends this turtle its wonderful name.
|
|
Whenever you have a service that wants to grow, become scaled and more mass, you start by growing up from concentric circles.
|
|
Pregnancy may be eco-horror's most potent trope — a claustrophobic, concentric rendering of humanity's predicament as both source and victim of harm.
|
|
The amulets come in many shapes: butterflies, elephants, fish, dolphins — all adorned with the evil eye, concentric circles of blue and white.
|
|
In his "Mon Père et Moi" (1962), stylized gold hands and feet accompany jam-packed squares containing concentric circles and dancing glyphs.
|
|
Nestled in the concentric red, green and yellow patterns of this painting are tiny whirling planets and images of human couples copulating.
|
|
There is a relentless energy that comes with the thousands of concentric circles of color and shifting terrain of the painting's surface.
|
|
Zhang is a senior member of the Chinese Concentric Patriotism Party, which advocates unification of China and Taiwan, according to the group's website.
|
|
This a sort of eye-in-a-dish containing concentric zones that mimic in many ways the developmental process of an actual eye.
|
|
The star shared the half-needle design of concentric circles containing dates and a heart on her Instagram feed a few days ago.
|
|
And the hardest thing is making sure that the concentric circles of people's memories and their facts and so on actually line up.
|
|
The speakers form concentric circles around Faye, each leading closer to the core, like the canals of Amsterdam or the circles of hell.
|
|
Enoch, surrounded by small concentric circles of reporters, protesters, and counterprotesters, stood on a wooden riser in the shade of a dogwood tree.
|
|
His pen and ink drawings resemble Buddhist tapestries in their layouts, with concentric circles representing the interconnected worlds that exist in his imagination.
|
|
In his view, this totalizing use of physics, optics, and acoustics would produce a concentric field of view extending out in all directions.
|
|
It includes a piece called "Vertigo at Guantánamo," a series of colorful dots in concentric circles that call to mind a gaping hole.
|
|
Sunlight starts out oscillating in multiple planes, but atmospheric particles create concentric rings of polarized light around the sun, even on cloudy days.
|
|
There's also a labyrinth — a series of concentric circles marked out by stones — in the lava field that you can mindfully walk around.
|
|
I'm a big believer in concentric circle growth — the idea that we have a circle [with stores in] New Orleans and New York.
|
|
The rapper then arrived at the Met Gala in a custom Thom Browne gown with a train that extended outward in concentric circles.
|
|
At first, the bottom of the screen is covered with blue flames laid over a multicolored background of concentric circles and vertical stripes.
|
|
Hull drew a horse's rump with a looping tail, which became a profusion of petal-like shapes activated by concentric lines and dashes.
|
|
In the mixed media piece "Soweto/So We Too" (1979), he layers and paints sections of corrugated cardboard into a target of concentric circles.
|
|
J. stretches on a foam roller, and I work on a 1,000-piece puzzle of the Kandinsky color study of squares with concentric circles.
|
|
I climbed into its cockpit for a sort of navigation simulator, which mostly involved dragging little planetary balls around concentric circles on its dashboard.
|
|
Dozens of wings fragments then fan out from this central point in concentric circles, often overpainted – or at least partially overpainted – in household gloss.
|
|
But in 1997, Progression Through Unlearning threw a sizeable stone into the expansive waters of hardcore music and watched the concentric ripples it made.
|
|
And as investigators built out concentric circles of his associates, they are still looking at whether Mr. Saipov had direct connections with ISIS operatives.
|
|
Bryan Nash Gill's 2011 "Cedar Pole," part of his series of dead tree reliefs, uses its concentric rings as a natural chart of time.
|
|
Later, she used the computer to draw airier compositions with diagonals; wobbly, concentric squares; and arrays of black bands that gently rise and fall.
|
|
The crows cut across the puddled sand between the concentric rings, but I did not, I never did that, I would never do that.
|
|
A bullseye is worth five points, and each concentric circle radiating outward from the center is worth four, three, two, and one point, respectively.
|
|
Yet they still ripple through the town, stirring concentric circles of anguish, leaving people with varying degrees of pain and differing sets of struggles.
|
|
A walrus is a bunch of jagged concentric diamonds, and Sir Alfred Cook, one of the main characters, is a series of horizontal stripes.
|
|
Schöpke sometimes drew large animals, including seals and whales, whose bulbous forms he surrounded with concentric lines or shaded areas as if to accentuate them.
|
|
Concentric circles radiated out from David Cameron when he was prime minister: first the "sofa" government, then the most loyal ministers, then the cabinet outsiders.
|
|
I'm sitting in the Gallery's central domed chamber; its concentric structure parallels the symmetrically arranged, abstract geometric drawings that hang on the walls around me.
|
|
London-based startup Wheely has raised a $15 million Series B round led by Concentric, with Oleg Tscheltzoff, Misha Sokolov and other investors also participating.
|
|
The white silver-plated face features small, 14690703 second markers at the hours, and a subset dial with inlaid textured concentric circles shows the seconds.
|
|
Before taking seats at tables set up in concentric circles like the fortifications around a castle, a few people stopped and looked at the sky.
|
|
Ronnie Tjampitjinpa's dazzling "Two Women Dreaming" (1990) is composed of four concentric rectangles in yellow, black, and white that evoke two pairs of hypnotized eyes.
|
|
The outermost band is done in a single color, while the interior concentric bands are off-white, edged in black, to suggest a receding space.
|
|
She has overlaid the ground with a diamond of thickly painted, concentric lines that ripple out to the painting's edges from a central, open diamond.
|
|
Just below the image, you will see the AirDrop icon, which looks like concentric blue circles with a white triangle poking up from the bottom.
|
|
His example backs up my suspicion that nail-biting pairs best not with tension and anxiety but with the moody, concentric revolutions of meditative thought.
|
|
In these, a wiggly meander snakes in and out of concentric circles filled with vibrant brush strokes — they're like Bauhaus takes on the Aztec calendar.
|
|
They developed the tiny settlement of Kapuskasing (kapus-KAYS-ing) into a full-fledged company town along the radiant concentric lines of a garden city.
|
|
She's not trying to mechanically create the perfect day so much as to, per the title, delve through her concentric shells and find her kernel.
|
|
Twelve inverted, nipple-like forms are arranged around the interior of the black oval band, their surfaces painted in concentric circles of yellow and black.
|
|
Barbie dolls line the artist's desk, and in the center of the room we see a life-sized, Black manikin draped in Bailey's concentric circles.
|
|
Additionally, while the styling of the new Zenfones aren't particularly creative, I appreciate that Asus added its signature concentric ring styling beneath the glass in back.
|
|
They point out the pot's bottom, which is marked by raised concentric rings that are designed to separate food from the heat source and prevent burning.
|
|
"The utilities in California are probably due for a pretty massive overhaul anyways," said Brian Curtis, CEO of Concentric Power, a California-based energy technology firm.
|
|
Like every kind of love, it starts small and goes out in concentric circles, and at every stage you have to ask: Where is this heading?
|
|
If Big Ears were a series of concentric circles, music informed by the classical tradition would sit at the center, its lessons and suggestions radiating outward.
|
|
I turn around and blankly gaze at a Kodachrome obelisk on the Coachella grounds—an art installation constructed for festivalgoers to loop around in concentric circles.
|
|
In the middle of the diamond, the artist has made a smaller, concentric diamond consisting of six rows of colored lines laid next to each other.
|
|
At a distance, however, the face behind the concentric lines is revealed and we see an exact, digital copy of what once was a human being.
|
|
The choice of those bosses, in turn, is shaped by concentric circles of influence that include union leaders, members of Congress, the mayor and ethnic politicking.
|
|
He constantly elaborated on the possibilities of parallel stripes, both straight and undulant; squares, both checkerboard and concentric; and grids, usually amplified by contrasting saturated colors.
|
|
The snails are placed on a special damp cloth marked with three concentric circles and the creatures race 13 inches (33 cm) to the outer ring.
|
|
"Celestial" (2014) envelops two shoes in concentric layers of highlighter yellow, orange, and pink tones that undulate upwards towards the viewer like an alien biomorphic form.
|
|
Look long and hard enough, and you can detect the slight shifts that the concentric lines of one color make in relation those of another color.
|
|
The International Space Station appears to pierce a path across the radiant, concentric star trails seemingly spinning over the silhouettes of the trees in Harrogate, South Australia.
|
|
At White Cube, there's a a glut of butterfly wings on view, circular paintings of them caught within concentric circles, medium-sized upstairs, much larger ones downstairs.
|
|
Seriously, this thing is built like a tank, with concentric rings and spokes of aluminum, a telescoping, snake-like tip, and a spring-loaded central gas line.
|
|
On a black, ochre, or white monochromatic ground, Kim painted an emblematic form made of concentric bands, whose outward shape recalls an aerial view of a blossom.
|
|
In most of them, such as "Visionary Transformation of the Purification" (2011–13), a concentric configuration of deities disintegrates into an all-over marbling of discordant colors.
|
|
Possibly, as has often been suggested, a two-speed or multispeed Europe or European Union of concentric circles of differing levels of integration might eventually take shape.
|
|
He connects them to "Homage to the Square," Albers's art series begun in 1949 that grew into more than a thousand variations on concentric patches of color.
|
|
As Pierre roams, Paul embarks on a quest of his own, traveling to the center of the country to look for his lover via concentric Grindr circles.
|
|
Nevertheless, one thing is crystal clear: Any one of those instances, any of these concentric circles of crooked dealings, should have cajoled Giuliani into registering with FARA.
|
|
In addition, many of the constructions include modestly scaled pieces of wood lacquered in a traditional "maque" technique, delineating intersecting and concentric circles of the artist's design.
|
|
There is a hypnotic ring shout, too, as the cast moves in concentric circles until converging in the center with raised arms and repeating the pattern again.
|
|
Roberts' studio space is now occupied by Bailey, whose "Time + Space = Place" involves the layering of beautifully crocheted concentric circles to convey something akin to kinetic poetry.
|
|
Her final prototype was a litter box that fits under the toilet seat with removable concentric circles to gradually train the cat to go straight into the water.
|
|
With random dot patterns, a simple move of the dots by a few degrees can create trippy concentric circles or wild swirls that move all around the paper.
|
|
That light scattered off both versions of this excited-and-not-excited molecule, and then recombined to create what was essentially an X-ray hologram of concentric rings.
|
|
The needle, otherwise known as a stylus, carves grooves in the lacquer in concentric circles toward the center of the disc, which then goes to a production company.
|
|
In the first, mildly positive, one the EU muddles its way towards a multi-tier structure in which overlapping and concentric circles of states can better co-operate.
|
|
O'Neill's vision comprised two concentric cylinders (round forms, again), spinning in opposite directions to generate gravity, and on which each person would be allotted five acres of land.
|
|
Cuomo and Health Commissioner Dr. Howard Zucker said that the containment area will be a concentric circle with a 1-mile radius because contagious viruses generally spread geographically.
|
|
"What we are going to do is focus on an area -- a concentric circle -- around the situs of the majority of the cases in New Rochelle," Cuomo said.
|
|
An ellipse surrounded by a whirl of concentric green and brown impasto shows a vertical road stopping short at the horizon; above the ellipse, it continues on unchecked.
|
|
The works make reference to Josef Albers' concentric squares and Frank Stella's stripes and go beyond, to a signal demolition of the customary division between geometry and gesture.
|
|
Noland's current exhibition at Yares Art, brings together prime examples of one of the artist's signature motifs: concentric rings of color centrally and symmetrically ordered in square canvases.
|
|
A large, yellow nipple surrounded by black and yellow concentric rings is placed just below the top of the inner oval formed by the twelve smaller, inverted ones.
|
|
Mr. Evans played statements in what started to sound like concentric circles, but then he unfastened them, opening them up and letting them drift away like waves dissipating.
|
|
We became particularly interested in the Interpersonal Circumplex, which is a system designed by Timothy Leary in 1950 that visualizes a personality by organizing traits along several concentric axes.
|
|
The artist painted the interior roof of the building with a kaleidoscopic pattern that when paired with the dome's ring of windows creates the effect of ornate, concentric circles.
|
|
Click here to view original GIFThrow a pebble into a still pond, and the shockwaves from the disturbance will ripple out in all directions in nearly perfect concentric circles.
|
|
Intended to resemble the sun, the two-ton metal and glass piece, which boasts a 25-foot-long diameter, is made of hundreds of spheres arranged in concentric circles.
|
|
In "Target with Plaster Casts," Johns once again joins sculptural objects to an encaustic painting of blue and yellow concentric rings – a target – juxtaposed against a warm, red ground.
|
|
Over several hours of testimony this week, Sylvie, now 32, recounted her involvement in many concentric circles of NXIVM, which Raniere—who has pleaded not guilty—founded in 1998.
|
|
After the war ended, the minesweeper units trolled the waters off Kuwait to find and disarm the more than 1,000 mines Iraq had dropped in concentric arcs for miles.
|
|
In curling, teams of four take turns pushing 533-pound stones across the ice toward a target of concentric circles, aiming for the bull's-eye, known as the button.
|
|
A new analysis by Concentric Energy Advisors found that for solar contracts between 2013 and 2019 alone above market costs for PURPA mandated contracts totaled up to $85033 billion.
|
|
In Washington, New York City and other centers of influence, people from "both sides of the aisle" tend to run in, if not the same circles, then concentric ones.
|
|
The spiritual and conceptional aspects of minimalism are seen Tony Conrad's sculptures and liner notes, John McCracken's concentric drawings and Walter de Maria's stainless steel "High Energy Bar" (1966).
|
|
Other estates make for equally pleasing photographs: One is made up of bright blue structures with mesmerizing concentric circles, another of cylindrical buildings with interiors that resemble giant Slinkys.
|
|
Until now the two of you were concentric circles, but the instant you get out of this car, you are only going to get farther apart from each other.
|
|
The cells of the grid each contain incomplete, concentric whorls made up of selected rings, some which the artist has filled with white paint and varying shades of blue.
|
|
The growth proceeds in an orderly way, forming nearly concentric circles that have been color-coded to indicate the time at which growth occurs at different points on the surface.
|
|
But while the eight known planets orbit the Sun on the same plane, like slot cars on concentric tracks, 2015 BP519 orbits at a 54-degree angle to that plane.
|
|
I could live without Asus' signature concentric circle design, which the company calls "classic," but I find evocative of some of the less successful models in its mobile PC range.
|
|
Thanks to the phenomenon called solar glory, you can see on the right side of the picture the shadow of the photographer's helicopter, surrounded by three concentric halo-like rings.
|
|
"In the short term, tax reform has been viewed as credit negative for the utility industry," said Ann Bulkley, senior vice president at Concentric Energy Advisors, an energy consulting firm.
|
|
Two abstract paintings by Sonia Delaunay-Terk, for example, use vibrant patterns of concentric circles to express her enchantment with the new incandescent electric lights on the Boulevard Saint-Michel.
|
|
DeBruler explains that humans are somewhere between 50 to 200 percent stronger on the eccentric phase (resisting force) of muscle contraction than we are on the concentric phase (creating force).
|
|
The roughly 2,500-year-old "Book of Documents," one of Confucianism's defining texts, describes a sovereignty system with the emperor's compound in the middle and around it, five concentric rings.
|
|
Sugarfish lets you apply your own from some concentric bloops of stuff that tastes like watery horseradish and looks like a green version of the poop emoji, without the smile.
|
|
In my review, I described Webster's painting as follows: […] crammed with radiating orbs, concentric circles, dots, cellular and paramecium-like shapes that are cartoony but somehow don't become a cartoon.
|
|
It makes more sense to think of modern borders as overlapping and concentric circles that change size, shape and texture depending on who — or what — is trying to pass through.
|
|
"Concentric layers of U.S. and international financial prohibitions, including concerns over money laundering and the integrity of North Korea's regulatory system, would have to be peeled away," the report said.
|
|
These antennae are of different designs, each with a cross section smaller than the average wavelength of the light it is interacting with, and are arranged in concentric circles (see picture).
|
|
The coinPhoto: UK Royal MintThe United Kingdom's Royal Mint will honor the work of Stephen Hawking with a commemorative coin featuring the physicist's name above concentric circles representing a black hole.
|
|
For the study, 50 volunteers were asked to work on three different art activities: coloring inside a mandala (one of those black and white concentric patterns), doodling, or free-hand drawing.
|
|
I certainly don't watch it—probably because I don't have a TV. But in any event, this puts us squarely inside the concentric circles of the Bachelorette/Sports Twitter Venn diagram.
|
|
By clicking a footstep-shaped icon I drew nearer and nearer to the titan, until I was actually inside it, peering up through the loosely concentric tires that formed its body.
|
|
Green algae and water creatures seem to float about, and a large, muddy centripetal force with intricate concentric circles drawn in markers, crayons, pencil, and ink suggests a whirlwind of activity.
|
|
The painted concentric rectangles present a large cavity (for all her playfulness, Cowansage opts for deliberate straightforwardness when it comes to titles) that's luminescent with soft, subtly shifting shades of orange.
|
|
In "Astronavigate," neat rows of geometric shapes, spirals, and concentric designs cut diagonally across the field of paper; above and below, two birds ride crescent-moon-shaped boats across the page.
|
|
It is often said by members of the congregations that the tragedy had concentric circles of grief: the families, the congregations, the local Jewish community, the larger Pittsburgh community and on out.
|
|
In terms of ratings and revenue, the NFL has shown that it can survive the concentric crises of confidence that have defined the last few years of Roger Goodell's thumb-headed administration.
|
|
Elixir Filled-Fountains: There will be fountains that glow from within, pumping elixir toward the ceiling from central columns, out in concentric rings that flow freely from which the undead will drink.
|
|
"There's one of them that has concentric lines on the circles, and no one had ever seen that before and it's been in our collection for well over 100 years," he added.
|
|
"If you look at the iPad Pro, though, you can see how the radius, the curve in the corner of the display, is concentric with and sympathetic to the actual enclosure," he said.
|
|
Using a sable brush, Roseman makes a series of concentric lines that echo the shape's contour, spreading out from the puddle of dried paint, like rings in a tree, marking the shape's growth.
|
|
The central dot is meant to center the viewer's attention, while the concentric bands of soft-edged, often muted color feel as if they are on the brink of dissipating, like a mist.
|
|
Mussorgsky had particular paintings by Viktor Hartmann in mind; Mr. Ratmansky instead projects a single work on the backdrop, the more radically modern "Color Study: Square With Concentric Circles" (1913), by Wassily Kandinsky.
|
|
The European Commission said the companies offered the concession after Brussels expressed concerns about the merged company's very high market shares in passive hydraulic actuator modules and concentric slave cylinders for light vehicles.
|
|
Using electric pinks, oranges, green or gold, Mr. Belson's paintings are generally structured as spirals, spheres, or concentric rings that focus the viewer's attention and conjure cosmic auras, or the dharmic third eye.
|
|
And he happily departs from tango vocabulary on occasion: There's a thunderous sequence in which the dancers — in two concentric circles, one moving clockwise, the other counterclockwise — do fabulously weighted but fast jumps.
|
|
The collection's three themes — Mosaic, Art Deco and Concentric — were worked into earrings, rings, necklaces and bracelets of 18-karat gold set with geometrically cut Swarovski crystals and lab-grown diamonds and emeralds.
|
|
On the inner plastic screen bezel were a bunch of telltale concentric circles; I remembered there were times when I literally had to attach a clamp to hold its faulty wiring in place.
|
|
Size: 2,495 square feet Price per square foot: $100 Indoors: Character-filled woodwork can be seen throughout the interior, with contrasting floorboards laid out in concentric patterns in the parlors and dining room.
|
|
They were never exactly cool or well respected in their two decade run, but in a world increasingly enamored of absurdity and couched in concentric circles of distant, withering irony, Coldplay was centering calm.
|
|
A photographic array titled "Architecture in Oaxaca" (1935–1967) shows Albers trying out different angles and details for this series, searching out how best to capture the concentric squares that continually captivated his attention.
|
|
After seeing the extent of Mexico's influence on Albers's work, the viewer is left wondering how exactly it informed these small paintings of concentric squares, with paint applied directly from the tube onto Masonite.
|
|
I turned the steering wheel all the way it could go, and then I hit the accelerator all the way down, and I just started spinning in concentric circles for like five whole minutes.
|
|
In "Hypertransformation of 20 Concentric Squares" (1974), Molnar uses an algorithm to do something to each square, producing vibrating groups of them while issuing an invitation to see what is distinctive about each one.
|
|
Think of civil society as a series of concentric circles, with the family at the center and the complex of nonpolitical and pre-political voluntary associations like sports teams, churches and clubs spreading outward.
|
|
Then after the right doubled down on their mistakes as Donald, Boris and Bibi move even further to the right, shrinking the concentric circles of their public support, voters force them to retreat again.
|
|
Each M-AUE has a shell that's comprised of two concentric cylinders, made out of a dense, fine-celled and buoyant foam that was used on the Alvin Submarine, ensuring heavy batteries won't sink it.
|
|
Many of the submissions riffed upon the existing city plan, which is a series of radial and concentric streets with the "playa" at the center and "The Man" who is burned on the last day.
|
|
Cardi brought the red carpet with her to the Met, covered head to toe, in a custom oxblood Thom Browne gown that featured a train which extended outward in concentric circles for about 10 feet.
|
|
The image shows two forms, one a luminous, round orange line on a pale yellow background, the other a textured brown design made up of concentric circles with a tiny orange dot at the center.
|
|
And yet he aptly shows not just how the personal is always entwined with the political, but how history veers from neat linear narratives into circular, concentric and even fantastic and unimaginable patterns and designs.
|
|
The space opens up as you enter the dining room, with chandeliers that look like concentric rings of votive candles suspended above the white tablecloths, each of which is set with a single white taper.
|
|
Other favorites include silhouetted figures on paper by Bill Traylor, motion studies of a mixed-race boxer by Eadweard Muybridge and a canvas of white-on-black concentric waves by the Aboriginal artist Warlimpirrnga Tjapaltjarri.
|
|
While most 3D printing devices use laser technology and powder plastics, resins, or metals, the "Solar Sinter" uses a Fresnel lens, or flat lens with concentric rings, and replaces those materials with sunlight and sand.
|
|
The company has previously raised £10 million from investors that include the Jatania family, Concentric Ventures, payments entrepreneur Harold Mechelynck, investor Jon Moulton, Mothercare CEO Mark Newton-Jones, and former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson.
|
|
In Johnson's "Calm Center" (circa 1949-51, oil on board in an artist-made frame), checkerboard squares are filled with vertical, horizontal, or diagonal multicolored stripes, or with concentric rectangles, or with tiny, multicolored checkerboards themselves.
|
|
In a Europe of overlapping and concentric circles, perhaps Britain, an unsentimental member state with one foot in Europe's centre, one in its periphery and an eye on the wider world, is best-placed to lead.
|
|
Photograph by Albin Dahlström; courtesy the Moderna Museet, Stockholm About a dozen spiral forms—differing in design, size, and color—jostle beside and below a mandala of concentric circles, all energetically brushed against an orange ground.
|
|
In the ensuing 211950 years she produced the body of work for which she would be justly celebrated, a stream of vividly colorful paintings made of loosely applied patches configured in irregular grids and concentric circles.
|
|
In the ensuing 13 years she produced the body of work for which she would be justly celebrated, a stream of vividly colorful paintings made of loosely applied patches configured in irregular grids and concentric circles.
|
|
In the ensuing 217710 years she produced the body of work for which she would be justly celebrated, a stream of vividly colorful paintings made of loosely applied patches configured in irregular grids and concentric circles.
|
|
In the ensuing 18 years she produced the body of work for which she would be justly celebrated, a stream of vividly colorful paintings made of loosely applied patches configured in irregular grids and concentric circles.
|
|
In the ensuing 57083 years she produced the body of work for which she would be justly celebrated, a stream of vividly colorful paintings made of loosely applied patches configured in irregular grids and concentric circles.
|
|
In the ensuing 5353 years she produced the body of work for which she would be justly celebrated, a stream of vividly colorful paintings made of loosely applied patches configured in irregular grids and concentric circles.
|
|
In the ensuing 5343 years she produced the body of work for which she would be justly celebrated, a stream of vividly colorful paintings made of loosely applied patches configured in irregular grids and concentric circles.
|
|
Like the focal water fountains in Persian gardens that connect the surrounding trees and flora, the painting's concentric circles and surrounding greenery evoke a calming beauty, as well as Wilbur's knowledge of these architectural garden features.
|
|
The dials' rich, golden hue was achieved by electroplating; the face has deep concentric guilloché circles that fan out from the two chronograph subdials and intersect to form bas-relief squares, for a 3-D look.
|
|
Second, the Palestinians are beset not by one antagonist, but rather by three concentric and interconnected rings of them: Israel; the surrounding Arab nations; and the political machinations of external powers, most notably the United States.
|
|
The exhibition also features a series of ceramic plates made by Myrton Purkiss in 1948, presenting them as wall-based art, highlighting their pattern of concentric circles that dimly recall Marcel Duchamp's Rotoreliefs but fail to impress.
|
|
"What we are looking for is how he has touched the subjects of other investigations, what is his connectivity to those people, and we're kind of building out concentric circles to try to document that," Miller said.
|
|
Works like his violin concerto, "Concentric Paths" (2005); "Tevot" (2007); and "Totentanz" (1003) are like ominous organisms, expanding from wary intimacy — as in the gamelan-like sweetness that's the resting state of "Polaris" (2010) — to crushing grandeur.
|
|
Take, for example, the satin top and skirt from the Blood and Roses Collection of 2015: Its ruffles and pleats don't adorn hems or sleeves or necklines; they wind into dense concentric circles resembling eccentric fire hoses.
|
|
Wrapped in gray tulle, Ms. Chinn embodies a nascent solar system, bunching up fistfuls of her shawl while singing of particles that "collide, collect and gather" before revealing a skirt made of concentric hoops studded with planets.
|
|
Elsewhere, there is art by the 21th-century European artist group Zero and its Japanese counterpart, Gutai: Several of Yuko Nasaka's panels of concentric circles hang in the hotel restaurant, which has already won two Michelin stars.
|
|
Noland's current exhibition at Yares Art, Kenneth Noland: Circles – Early (21999-7453) + Late (2745-24) brings together prime examples of one of the artist's signature motifs: concentric rings of color centrally and symmetrically ordered in square canvases.
|
|
I have been following Faruqee's work since I first saw paintings from the Moiré series a few years ago, but until now I had never seen her superimpose white the tight, concentric circles that characterize this series.
|
|
Image: NASA/Ames Research Center/Rick GuidiceMeredith HughesAssistant Professor, Astronomy, Wesleyan UniversityPlanetary systems like ours are flat, with planets orbiting around in concentric orbits all going the same direction rather than buzzing around like bees in a hive.
|
|
Spend some time with the rooms, however, and you realize that the huge feeling of height is an illusion, the expansion of the space a clever play with shape, amplified by features including an atrium of concentric octagons.
|
|
Largely blue with green and white accents, Sally Webster's modestly-scaled, nearly square painting, "Untitled" (2013), is crammed with radiating orbs, concentric circles, dots, cellular and paramecium-like shapes that are cartoony but somehow don't become a cartoon.
|
|
There are, indeed, 128 lights in that pattern on the ceiling of Isaac Stern Auditorium, Carnegie Hall's 2,804-seat crown jewel, arranged in two concentric circles: the outer circle has 32 bulbs, while the inner circle has 96.
|
|
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The giant, gently sloping hill at the center of Makomanai Takino Cemetery in Sapporo, Japan is dotted not with tombstones but with lavender plants — 22017,212 of them, growing in neat, concentric circles.
|
|
"We look at it as a system of concentric circles, saying harden your most critical systems first, put all your bells and whistles on them to prevent them from compromising, and then build out from there," said Mason.
|
|
Then two other team members madly sweep the ice in front of the stone with little brooms, trying to get as close as possible to the center of a target area made up of four colored, concentric rings.
|
|
Empathy is an evolutionary gift, an instinct that extends in concentric circles from the self, to loved ones, to community to countries and, for the enlightened, all of humanity -- a concept dating to the ancient Greek Stoic Hierocles.
|
|
Related: Light Sculpture Animates Frank Stella's Concentric Squares 'Psychedelic Space' Turns the Chemistry of Mind-Altering Drugs Into Art Art, Psychedelia, and Rock & Roll Roam Free in a New Installation High Art: Mescaline-Inspired Paintings Are a Trip
|
|
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Great horror is the pursuit of meaning through defilement, a conscious and inquisitive violation of the mind, the body, the beloved, the home; the concentric circles of security that comprise our lives.
|
|
"Gamma Delta" (1959-1960) by Morris Louis and "Gran Cairo" (1962) by Frank Stella, hung side by side, complement each other, with the yawning space between Louis's gullies of poured paint playing off Stella's densely formatted concentric squares.
|
|
Those who settled on three concentric rows of seats ringing a small lawn were treated to a performance of Mozart's "La Finta Giardiniera" (in an English translation as "The Secret Gardener") that was as breezy as the weather.
|
|
The artist makes a number of ridged, evenly spaced, concentric lines on the painting's prepared surface with a custom-designed tool, which rotates around the canvas like a rake pulling its teeth through a thick coat of color.
|
|
An Amphora vase topped with sculpted berry bats, for instance, features vines trailing down its neck to culminate in round lily pads; it echoes the tendril-like strands of hair on Klimt's women, always woven with concentric circles.
|
|
In the paintings in this exhibition, which was organized by Dona Gustafson with the aid of a Rutgers student, Xiola Sorgie, Twardowicz used an airbrush to make three concentric ovals in different colors nestled comfortably within a vertical format.
|
|
The feed is a colorful font of Pinterest-ready, woo-woo, feel-good imagery: crystals organized in neat concentric circles, turquoise beads in ceramic bowls, a macro plate from Cafe Gratitude, spirituality books laid out on batik tapestry, wildflowers.
|
|
During the ensuing 26 years — despite acute arthritis — she produced the body of work for which she would be justly celebrated, a stream of vividly colorful paintings made of loosely applied patches configured in irregular grids and concentric circles.
|
|
With the pans' rudimentary lines, corrugated ridges, and concentric circles, this largely dark ensemble is a riveting post-minimal abstract painting sans paint, while die-cut holes and speckles of light play across the surface, conjuring the glittering cosmos.
|
|
In the event that Macron's vision of France stretched to the outer ring of one of those diagrams of concentric circles that kids draw to represent their position in the universe, Le Pen's was confined to its tight nucleus.
|
|
Circular dry plough tracks resemble the concentric circles in Aboriginal dot paintings that tell of an ancient mythology, starving cattle queuing for feed look like an abstract painting and their black shadows stretching across the land a surrealist image.
|
|
Every human is at the center of multiple, concentric circles of concern — self, family, kin, residents of the same city, state, or nation, members of the same religion or ethnicity, fans of the same sports team, and so on.
|
|
Inside the Garey Building — a massive, new mixed-use complex across from Hauser & Wirth — volunteers will trade symbolic objects in a loosely choreographed ceremony set in a ring of concentric squares, which will remain on view after the performances.
|
|
Tanaka, a leading figure of Gutai, harnessed that movement's disruptive energy to paint messy circuits of hot colors, while Ms. Nasaka, also a Gutai veteran, created mellower reliefs whose concentric circles recall the raked forms of Zen stone gardens.
|
|
The white patches where Faruqee's toothed instrument covers the ridged, concentric lines, combined with the thick paint spilling over the painting's edges, underscore the artist's penchant for meticulousness fused with her recognition that control is not always called for.
|
|
Western astrology — what you're using when you look up your horoscope — has its roots in the system developed by Ptolemy in the second century, A.D. Ptolemy described the universe as a set of concentric spheres with the earth at its center.
|
|
The China-friendly opposition party in Taiwan, Kuomintang (KMT), whose presidential primaries made front-page headlines in April after Foxconn chairman Terry Gou joined the party's highly competitive race, will have the support of CUPP and the Chinese Concentric Patriotism Party.
|
|
Macron's proposed "Europe of concentric circles" would accommodate "those countries that see the Union as an embryo state, and those which see it as a free trade arrangement with better inter-state cooperation on selected issues," columnist John Lloyd writes.
|
|
Developed in part by researchers at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL), the system is comprised of 18 light sources placed in two concentric circles around a virtual half-sphere nearly seven feet (two meters) in diameter.
|
|
Add concentric circles coming off of the lightness axis out toward the edges of the color plane to represent saturation—more pastel-like toward the polar axis and more vivid toward the edge—and you can capture almost every perceptible color.
|
|
Everything is laid-out in concentric rings around that generator: Buildings inside the generator's radius of effect are kept considerably warmer than the outdoor temperature, but those beyond it are at the mercy of the weather and their own insulation.
|
|
Alone in my rental car, I think about concentric circles of trauma — the way one bullet, fired from one gun, damages one person and then radiates outward, driving generation-spanning wounds into the psyches of spouses, siblings, friends, neighborhoods and communities.
|
|
"He aptly shows not just how the personal is always entwined with the political, but how history veers from neat linear narratives into circular, concentric and even fantastic and unimaginable patterns and designs," Martha Schwendener wrote in The Times in January.
|
|
Some of these concentric systems are outlined and arranged into ever-whiter crosswise horizontal and vertical rows: rows that are semi-rounded, as the picture's title implies, rather than angular, and that feel symbolic of time's presumed — but perhaps fictive — linearity.
|
|
Lines zigzag across their surfaces, weaving in and out of patches of color, breaking up and crossing, some in concentric circles, others zooming upwards in parallel formation toward a cosmic unknown, and still others ripping diagonally through hovering shapes and shadows.
|
|
By overlaying two or more sets of slim, concentric bands slightly off-register, the artists put interference patterns into play and transform the surface of the canvas into a rippling, luminous field of ever-shifting admixtures of hue — daylight's double.
|
|
He advised us that our vehicles and the three others carrying the national intelligence chiefs were about to converge into one long motorcade and, in a preorchestrated fashion, make the short drive through the concentric rings of Secret Service protective checkpoints.
|
|
As far as self-driving cars go, getting the retro model to drift concentric circles on its own represented a kind of holy grail in the industry, previously possible only with a deft human touch that at times defies programmable logic.
|
|
All dated 219, the paintings are square in format — six measure 33 ¾ inches per side, the other two, 56 ¾ inches — and feature a primary motif of concentric circles, rendered as thin stripes about an eighth-inch wide, separated by intervals the same size.
|
|
Faruqee and Driscoll carry on in the tradition of The Responsive Eye, MoMA's 1965 exhibition of retina-centric art that included, in addition to Albers, works by Bridget Riley, Richard Anuszkiewicz, Gene Davis, and that under-recognized master of concentric circles, Tadasky.
|
|
Many of these illustrations depict pastoral landscapes marred by an impending cosmic calamity, while others seem prescient of the aesthetics of centuries later — one page, depicting "concentric haloes," calls to mind the atomic diagrams and Op-art of the mid-20th century.
|
|
A true superstar, in whatever field, doesn't exist in a vacuum; his presence ripples out in a thousand concentric circles, touching every part of the world he's conquered, creating issues where there were none before and informing, even distorting, those already there.
|
|
"I was completely blown away by how contemporary they looked," said Keegan Mills Cooke, the founder of the The Circadian Press, referring to, for instance, concentric rectangles of vibrating color that anticipate Josef Albers's "Homage to the Square" series by half a century.
|
|
Part restaurant and part food lab, it occupies a thatched-roof building positioned over the archaeological site of Moray, a complex of concentric stepped terraces thought to have been an Incan experimental agricultural plot (the higher the terrace, the lower the growing temperature).
|
|
Under a geocentric model, the observable celestial bodies are arranged in concentric spheres around the Earth: Moon, Mercury, Venus, Sun, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, the fixed stars, and then the Primum Mobile (which accounts for the diurnal motion caused by the Earth's rotation).
|
|
Elsewhere, there is art by the 256th-century European artist group Zero and its Japanese counterpart, Gutai: Several of Yuko Nasaka's panels of concentric circles hang in the hotel restaurant, which, thanks to the chef Christian Eckhardt, has already won two Michelin stars.
|
|
Living in Paris and New York, however, Mr. Kim produced work that evolved into what you see here: a radiant, abstract brand of Pop Art, with concentric forms rendered in an unusual mix of acrylic and cellulose lacquer on burlap or canvas.
|
|
They piled carrot coins in the middle and surrounded them with concentric circles of tangerines, bell pepper slices and cucumber sticks; dates went in one corner and apple chunks in another, with a scattering of walnuts on the opposite side of the plate.
|
|
Several pieces resemble abstracted, fantastical riffs on the female anatomy, such as "Big Mama," a frothy, hot pink oval wall sculpture composed of lush, concentric spirals of clay that appear to be magnetically pulled towards a nipple-like protuberance at the center.
|
|
Zhang Xiuye, a senior member of Taipei-based Chinese Concentric Patriotism Party, which promotes unification, said its priority this year was to bring to rural areas a message of "one country, two systems," as a model of autonomy for Taiwan, similar to Hong Kong's system.
|
|
The primary factor is North Korea's own efforts to develop the capability to project mass destruction in ever-increasing concentric circles, with the ultimate goal of a nuclear-tipped ICBM that can hit the US -- something that only Russia and China can do at present.
|
|
You see it in an ink drawing at the start of the show, "Study for Sanctuary" (1941-42), which presents three black rectangles that are pushed in and then out by the concentric lines radiating around them, which also suggest stairs and elaborate doorframes.
|
|
Like a Thai soap opera that captivates viewers in air-conditioned condos and wooden shacks alike, the novel follows three characters, two sisters named Chareeya and Chalika and an orphaned boy named Pran, and the concentric circles of melodrama and tragedy that trap them.
|
|
The vase in the lower left and its daubed green reflection on an orange tabletop could have come from the brush of Matisse, while the flowers in the vase, with their manic repetition of concentric circles, looks like the work of an agitated outsider artist.
|
|
" It's the moments that the rock may not always be as solid as expected that create ripples "for the other concentric circle that's very important in this drama, which is the firm -- which is a family just as much as the father and daughter relationship.
|
|
Russia's premium car market has come a long way since the 2413s when only three Mercedes reportedly drove on Moscow's concentric ring roads: one owned by then Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev, the other two by world chess champion Anatoly Karpov and dissident songwriter Vladimir Vysotsky.
|
|
Concentric ovals of black and of a rich, orange-y yellow, with irregular breaks, stains and overlaps, create a strangely stately sense of motion: As foreground and background seem to slowly change places, the piece's central black oval becomes an emptiness that's also an object.
|
|
As a writer I can spend hours on a piece teasing out subtle connections and concentric spheres of influence between artists and scenes, or I can illustrate those links by simply playing the music for you and letting you draw from those juxtapositions what you will.
|
|
Image: National Institute of Anthropology and HistoryThe skeletons, which included two females, a male, a child, an infant, and five yet-to-be identified bodies, were arranged in spiral formation around a concentric point, as if to suggest the bodies were spinning around a central axis.
|
|
The concentric circles are waves moving away from the Anak Krakatau island volcano—a sign of seismic activity and eruptions, according to experts cited by the AP.Indeed, ongoing eruptions have caused Indonesia's disaster management agency to raise its alert level from two to three, the BBC reports.
|
|
With its concentric bands, and the paint's fog-like presence, the viewer is both pulled in and held at arm's length — an interesting visual tension Twardowicz may be a minor painter compared with his peers, but that does not mean that his work should be neglected.
|
|
In one of the charts, big arrows on the left-hand side, marked "Marcuse" and "McLuhan" and surrounded with the titles of each writer's well-known books, point to concentric circles featuring the names of thinkers, publications, films, or institutions that share similar values or sensibilities.
|
|
They then invited all the spectators in the room to get involved — and within minutes, graduate, undergraduate, and visiting students, professors, administrators, even the dean of the school, George Stauffer, were giddily hopping around the large central room of the gallery in two concentric rings, holding hands.
|
|
They are funny in a creepy way — the result of a man writing the same words over and over again, turning the letters into abstract patterns echoed by circles and concentric circles, as if this might either neutralize them or instill them with an incantatory power.
|
|
There's one ultra-ebullient sequence where no fewer than four concentric rings of dancers are all moving to, fro, in and out and around, while a ballerina at the center (the fabulously fearless Nathalia Arja) is bursting into the air in lifts like a champagne cork.
|
|
The biggest change New Yorkers will notice may be the sheer numbers of people protecting Mr. Trump when he visits, including the concentric rings of Secret Service agents that guard him, from those who never leave his side to those who patrol the street outside the tower.
|
|
Castle's brilliant pacing of tones sometimes culminates in a frame-within-a-frame probing of the depths; as one's eye moves through a view of a shed's interior, it's arrested by a concentric arrangement of rectangles: a distant patch of sky, the surrounding window frame, a bracketing screen door.
|
|
There is the "Mönchengladbach light wall" (2013), nearly 12 feet high and more than 16 feet across, with light shining through holes drilled in large concentric patterns, while all around it, various motorized (but surprisingly quiet) geometric shapes (primarily cubes and spheres) project pinpoint beams of light everywhere.
|
|
He stops on one of them: some copper-colored animal silhouettes with concentric circles drawn on the feet and maintaining a running or galloping pose They're the "dogs of war," one of his finds in Cerro Azul—a monumental painting 50 meters in length along the path neighboring Ruadal.
|
|
Beyond literal fake news spread via Facebook's click-hungry platform, the wider issue is the filter bubble its preference-fed Newsfeed algorithms use to encircle individuals as they work to spoonfeed them more clicks — and thus keep users spinning inside concentric circles of opinion, unexposed to alternative points of view.
|
|
Another parallel stretching from one side of the building to the other is a pair of etchings from Richard Serra's "Paths and Edges" series (2007), featuring cropped sections of densely packed concentric circles, and Chakaia Booker's "Mutual Concerns" (2004), an automobile tire cut and twisted into bristling, quasi-organic-looking forms.
|
|
Most have now been removed ("they're easy to fall out of," one employee said), but two remain — black accents in a lime green meeting room (lime carpet, lime upholstered benches, lime walls) where varieties of potato chips offered at McAlister's are listed on the walls in concentric circles of jumbo text.
|
|
"A mass tragedy of astounding proportions every day — concentric circles outward to family and community," says Dan Gross, president of the Brady Campaign, whose brother struggles and suffers every day from the effects of being shot in the head during a shooting spree at the Empire State Building in February 1997.
|
|
Last year Barron put out a collection of new originals and diverse covers in "Concentric Circles," his (belated) debut as a leader for Blue Note Records; in March he will release "Without Deception," a fine new album on which he is joined by the bassist Dave Holland and the drummer Johnathan Blake.
|
|
Mr. Christiansen added that the technique of the recently discovered "Judith and Holofernes" was "fully consistent with the work of Caravaggio," except for the concentric wrinkles of the old servant's face, which were painted over a pale ground, rather than the brown the artist habitually used, which is seen elsewhere in the painting.
|
|
To the right of the entrance, four framed drawings of a white, radiating circle on a square, black field are hung within concentric rings created directly on the wall via Braun's unerring fingerprint technique, in which she dips her fingertips in charcoal dust and presses them in symmetrical patterns against a surface.
|
|