The Standard Model of elementary particles is a geometrical theory, and as such, involves geometrical dimensions beyond the usual four space-time ones.
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Allain wore a black suit with a bejeweled, geometrical top.
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It's also that it can be in different geometrical configurations.
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What compelled you to put geometrical shapes on your pies?
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In his vibrant, geometrical works, Chapman transforms the natural world.
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Other works play with classic geometrical shapes, like the series Spirals.
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If Sandback's sculptures aren't purist or geometrical, then what are they?
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The curiously geometrical dimensions improves stackability and prevents the poop from rolling away.
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The results are intricate geometrical prints that resemble paintings more than traditional photographs.
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The wire stretches, becomes rigid, geometrical—pure plastic—it is the present era.
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The building follows Apple's aesthetics with giant glass panels, minimalistic lines and geometrical shapes.
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So I have to add some structure to give it anything that is recognizably geometrical.
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A piece made with just a few lines at first appears very purist and geometrical.
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Scientists aren't sure why these storms are laid out in such a precise geometrical manner.
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The paradox is that he uses software to distort and emphasize naturally-occurring geometrical patterns.
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The tablets contain geometrical calculations based on a trapezoid's area, and its long and short sides.
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Perhaps this doddering lover of a geometrical basketball system has been a naked emperor since 1991.
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Artist Filip Roca from Montenegro put forth an abstract geometrical piece about the inability to communicate.
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Demi Nel-Peters dazzled in this flesh-colored dress stitched with silver crystals in a geometrical pattern.
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Büyüktaş's choice of locations, invariably geometrical or architectural, enhances the surprise of the photos' dreamlike multi-dimensionality.
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" Lück continues, "I start with basic geometrical forms and add some stuff around it to spice things up.
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The disco spirit was present in the form of sparkly sequins that were paired with large geometrical shapes.
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But I don't see how that different geometrical character gets rid of time or gets rid of temporality.
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Ethics demonstrated in geometrical order continues at Lehmann Maupin (536 West 22nd Street, Chelsea, Manhattan) through May 26.
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These distinctive geometrical shapes are like fingerprints, allowing scientists to match an artist with his or her work.
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The song, "City" by Taiwanese indie band Sodagreen, adds to this juxtaposition of geometrical beauty and haunting strangeness.
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They often feature pages of complex black-and-white drawings frequently inspired by flowers, animals and geometrical patterns.
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Last, she would add traditional designs, often geometrical shapes, pressed upon the pottery using a paddle board. Mrs.
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Discovering the geometrical graffiti of Goodchild and delicate, brass sculptural installations by Jonesy were highlights of the visit.
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And if your basic geometrical objects can have directionality, then you can use them to represent this physical directionality.
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The TEB is a potentially clever solution to a geometrical problem: It puts transit users on a higher plane.
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Squared-off bluish green lawns contrast sharply with the artist's network of showy geometrical shapes and unlikely color pairings.
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In a series of shots from 1989, we see Bowery reconfiguring the body as a kind of geometrical abstraction.
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From trendy geometrical lenses to classic aviators to retro-inspired cat-eyes, QUAY Australia has sunglasses that fit any vibe.
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Dispensing with composition's balances and counter-balances, the Minimalists called upon geometrical symmetries to produce the illusion of inevitable form.
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After that research, I thought that I should challenge origami, particularly the geometrical constraint, which is harder than in papercraft.
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Be it geometrical prints or psychedelic scribbles, these peel-and-stick designs adds color and intrigue for very little effort.
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They are statuesque depictions of growth in motherly bodies, giving and holding life through science in geometrical atoms and molecules.
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His work explores multiple strands of African-American dance, organizing them with a wide range of geometrical ideas and rhythmic structures.
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Towards the end of the exhibition are astonishingly stark, minimal, geometrical abstractions that continued to push the boundaries of nonrepresentational art.
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"It is called the 'Muachorie,'" The Times reported that year, "and is supposed to represent the geometrical ideals of the Cubist."
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Geometrical illusions are simple optical illusions where background patterns make shapes and lines appear to bend, break, or warp in bizarre ways.
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The exhibit lifts its wryly ponderous title, Ethics demonstrated in geometrical order, from an eponymous treatise by the Enlightenment philosopher Baruch Spinoza.
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Symmetry reigns in Laura Berger's geometrical piece, which depicts women arranged in a pyramid shape below the glowing orb of the sun.
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Here, however, the fabric will take on a more cloud-like structure with a more complicated geometrical shape than other Apple stores.
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Visitors enter an installation of projectors and screens, in various geometrical shapes, creating something akin to the mirror cabinet of the funhouse.
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"Those 100 parts might replace 500 or 600 parts, as the printed technology can be used to create complex geometrical shapes," he said.
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Of all the philosophers he discusses, his favorite seems to be Hume, who went furthest in rejecting the deductive, geometrical ideal in philosophy.
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Conventionally, topology—the first level of geometrical structure—is defined using open sets, which describe the neighborhood of a point in space or time.
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The development was highly algebraic, and the more algebraic the technique, the further you get from having a geometrical intuition about what you're doing.
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The new piece, titled "Transposition #4," is slowly contorting work made up of geometrical synths, simultaneously evoking a sense of dread and introverted comfort.
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These visions can include complex geometrical patterns, spiritual insights, and intensely personal Jungian archetypal scenarios, meant to be interpreted with a guide, or shaman.
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Engineers at MIT designed a geometrical configuration that can withstand high pressure at five percent the density of steel, with 10 times the strength.
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Here are some of the Iranian cultural sites that Trump could be threatening: Several shrines are completely covered in extremely intricate geometrical cut mirrors.
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The smooth geometrical shapes are contradictory empty structures — they are massive in essence, but have been emptied out by the hand of the artist.
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First, let's start with the flashy packaging: a modern geometrical design in buzzy aqua blues with pops of pastel yellows distinguishes the resealable snack bag.
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In the ongoing project Geometrical Rhythmics, multimedia artist Giga Kobidze uses his camera to explore the surfaces, textures, and spaces of major American metropolitan cities.
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"Filling the frame, often images are claustrophobic and concentrated and remain highly accurate towards the initial point," Kobidze tells Creators of Atlanta and Geometrical Rhythmics.
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Mr. Albers, noting his aptitude for three-dimensional design, asked him to help Fuller by constructing geometrical models for him to use in his lectures.
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I could hear the wind outside, blowing through the high corridors formed by the streets in the geometrical patterns of the city where I lived.
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These works take the names of key members of the Abbasid philosophical movement and turn them into abstracted blocks of pure color using complex geometrical shapes.
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The Farsi alphabet is naturally calligraphic in nature, and when I look at the geometrical forms and lines he employs, I see a Middle Eastern influence.
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A first-edition copy of Euclid's Elementa geometriae from 1482, for instance, showcases what was then a highly innovative printing technique necessary to illustrate complex geometrical diagrams.
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Trochut says his creative motivations also derive from both the distinct geometric elements and perceptual distortions of M.C. Escher and the harmonious geometrical patterns of Tomas Tomas' tattoos.
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Their "Mom's Delight" arrangement, featuring 10 pink tulips and 10 blue irises, a pink geometrical vase, and chocolates — all for $29.99, which is $35 off its original price.
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But it doesn't work as an overarching explanation for other geometrical illusions like the Poggendorf illusion — discovered within Zollner's original manuscript by the editor of the scientific journal.
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Still: Infinitude by Canadian filmmaker Scott PortingaleIn Infinitude, abstract, geometrical shapes condense into stars, which explode into supernovae, sending an asteroid careening through space towards a nascent Earth.
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Pigment, which is free to download and offers a paid subscription for new books, lets users digitally color landscapes, geometrical shapes, and characters using a variety of brushes.
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For instance, in the mid-1800s three brand-new geometrical illusions were spotted back to back over the span of just a couple years, starting with the Zöllner illusion.
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The project implements Stratasys' Connex3 technology using three materials with pre-set mechanical combinations varying in rigidity, opacity, and color, as a function of geometrical, structural, and physiological constraints.
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The experience also called for fellows to sleep every night in geometrical wooden pods at the old Herman Keifer Complex, which caused me to raise an eyebrow early on.
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"The platinum bezel follows the edges of the elongated, emerald-cut diamonds, which give it a very geometrical appearance," Khordipour said of the ring Lady Spencer has been pictured wearing.
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Turning to the Bay Area painter's works, linear underpinnings (especially the geometry of the "Ocean Park" canvases) seem to slip decades back to the geometrical structure of the Frenchman's compositions.
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Since then, we've done a full coverup of the wings on his chest, a few geometrical shapes, some text on his arm... He has so many; it's hard to keep track.
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Lindley begins with the Greek philosophers, notably Plato, who he says was not interested in the physical world, only in theorizing about it from on high, contemplating its mathematical (geometrical) beauty.
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"The Man Who Solved the Market" is well researched and easily digestible, which is somewhat surprising for a book that includes descriptions of differential equations and geometrical concepts such as holonomy.
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Hand-drawn wants to avoid that geometrical style, but in fact, there was a lot of geometrically oriented stuff I made in 2D that would have looked better in [a 3D format].
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The designs are informed by the geometrical and material logics that underlie the human musculoskeletal system; specifically, the complex structure of muscles, connective tissues, tendons, and ligaments that modulate the human voice.
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"We just solved the same equation, for the harmonic patterns, on the human connectome instead of other geometrical shapes, like metal plates or spheres where it has been applied before," Atasoy explains.
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The pre-Code cinema was full of women undressing, in negligees, or "scantily clad," like the chorines in "Gold Diggers of 19156," lined up for one of Busby Berkeley's geometrical dance numbers.
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Mori grounds his works in stable geometrical and repeating patterns, but some of these stencil shapes form prints so abstract their pictorial subjects are not immediately read, presenting images that are highly expressive.
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To create her sculptural three-dimensional creations, Manganiello follows the same process, but after the panels are spun, dyed, and stretched, they're hung to create a geometrical installation big enough to step through.
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At the same time that Spain began exploring (and "discovering") the inhabited Americas, European cartographers focused on creating maps with ever-increasing geometrical precision and then reproducing those maps via engravings and woodcuts.
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He's apparently gotten away from the geometrical subdivisions and patterning he experimented with for a few years, in favor of an all-over unity that the stretcher-bar ghosts bracket but don't disrupt.
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Without getting too geometrical (some astrologers base their conclusions on the angles that your planets make with your partner's), there are a few planetary connections that are believed to be more meaningful than others.
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For all of the exhibition title's tongue-in-cheek glee, there is also a sense in which "Ethics demonstrated in geometrical order" is a precise and dispassionate description of Wurm's entire one minute practice.
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Bold colors dominated the designs, from the chunky knitted sweaters with geometrical patterns to the rainbow checks featured throughout, in a celebration of the symbol of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) community.
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James managing to move off DeMarre Carroll and into the rim in a perfect geometrical curve is truly superior to ANYTHING my feet have or will manage to do for the rest of my life.
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Those boxes contain, among other things, dozens of photographs of people's faces, some of them marked up with strange mathematical notations—as if their human subjects were afflicted with some kind of geometrical skin disease.
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"I think we now understand that space-time really is just a geometrical representation of the entanglement structure of these underlying quantum systems," said Mark Van Raamsdonk, a theoretical physicist at the University of British Columbia.
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Whereas her mother's paintings often featured highly structured, quasi-geometrical forms, Emily Mason's vibrant works, generally in oil, explored the varieties of a single color, or the play between multiple colors, in joyously free-form fashion.
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It will expose the bickering and glitches beneath the myth, noting, for instance, that one design now widely considered a Bauhaus classic, Maria Brandt's geometrical tea-infuser of 1924 (pictured*), never made it beyond the prototype stage.
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These are among the questions raised by the Austrian artist Erwin Wurm's "Ethics demonstrated in geometrical order," a new series of his "One Minute Sculptures" that goes on view Thursday, March 30, at the Lehmann Maupin gallery.
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"For Augmented Reality to be experienced without discomfort, geometrical consistency between the real world and the virtual information is essential, meaning that images should be projected without misalignment on the target objects," reads the Ishikawa Watanabe Laboratory website.
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If the dates of Kanemitsu's paintings are any indication, he was at the forefront of artists who rejected both the gestural and strict geometrical aspects of Abstract Expressionism in favor of rounded forms and solid planes of color.
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It's aptly named, as each dish, tea cup, bowl, and tea pot is covered in leaves, flowers, and/or slender geometrical patterns that recall a dainty picnic tea set you'd picture someone using in the garden of another century.
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A boorish way to rope in unsophisticated fans and cater to the lowest common denominator who will never appreciate the finer, more important parts of the game like, say, the geometrical genius with which Jacques Plante guarded his crease.
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Borowski utilizes a minimalistic material-driven approach to construct a sculpture of 520 upright wood spindles, geometrical symmetry, and familiar materials that give nod to both Western and Islamic cultures, which became apparent to Borowski long after beginning the piece.
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Fire, air, water and earth are the basic elements of existence and they come out from the multiplication of the main geometrical figure, the triangle: we'd better say division rather than multiplication, because it's through subtraction that Moneyless looks into evolution.
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He performed optical-geometrical experiments that were pivotal in the development of systematic linear perspective — a means of reproducing three-dimensions in two, which became important not only in the development of European art, but our visualization technologies of today.
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Big sister Gigi — who co-designed a (nearly instantly sold-out) capsule collection dubbed TommyXGigi — was the star of the show, showing off her toned abs on the catwalk in a geometrical patterned crop top and leather pants with a statement belt.
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The canteen connects to the auditorium, which features an expanded version of the geometrical tubular ceiling lighting system that debuted in Gropius's Weimar office, and an extraordinary linked system of tubular steel chairs, designed in 1926 by a 24-year-old Hungarian named Marcel Breuer.
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Eight feet high, smooth of surface, and painted a semi-gloss black, "Lith" (2016, aluminum) is in the spirit of the Modernist, public-scale, vaguely anthropomorphic sculpture of Clement Meadmore, who gave elongated geometrical volumes — typically square in cross-section — all manner of twists, curves, and curls.
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Ibrahim also made colorful oil paintings of abstract geometrical forms, and numerous paintings like "Lines (group of 9)" (20083), with India ink on paper, which were inspired by marks made on the wall to tally the number of water bottles his father bought from the local vendor.
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Becoming immersed in a place is a magical experience, and this is part of the inspiration for Michelle Chandra's map art prints, which depict different cities as mazes, and emphasize both the geometrical beauty of a city's layout and the winding and unknowable paths every city contains.
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So when someone like Ptolemy did astronomy, they did it a bit like Euclid—effectively taking things like the saros cycle as axioms, and then proving from them often surprisingly elaborate geometrical theorems, such as that there must be at least two solar eclipses in a given year.
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Russian Doll begins normally enough, with Nadia walking out of the bathroom at her birthday party, which is thrown by her close friends, Maxine (a scene-stealing Greta Lee, wearing the coolest geometrical eyeliner known to (wo)man), Lizzy (Rebecca Henderson), and a much talked about piece of poultry.
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As we see with the drawings and photographs of "Evening Gown, Winter 1967 Collection" (1967), in the late 1960s Balenciaga's experiments with structure, line, and proportion led him toward a reconstruction of traditional female curves into ever more geometrical and abstract forms — an aesthetic not all that far from the unconventional cyborg costumes of Oskar Schlemmer.
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A witty composition of lively geometrical shapes that turn the Arabic alphabet into a story-like puzzle, Tongue Twisters was awarded for its "original attempt to give visual form to tongue twisters and the difficulty of pronouncing certain words very fast," resulting in "an amusing jumble of the patterns," said the jury in an official statement.
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"There is a geometrical effect that if you have a mass that is 45 degrees from the North Pole—which Greenland is—or from the South Pole (like Patagonian glaciers), it will have a bigger impact on shifting Earth's spin axis than a mass that is right near the Pole," said co-author Erik Ivins, a JPL scientist, in a statement.
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Thus the brilliant "Rubber Ring Floating in a Swimming Pool" (1971) — gorgeously economic in its geometrical treatment of a plan view of a pool, just two blocks of color with a red circle — sits with 2014's "4 Blue Stools," a "photographic drawing" splicing together drawing and digital photos of sitters, with the Tate arguing for its technical concerns with pictorial plane and perspective.
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