Eyebrows shaped like coat hangers, fishtails, right angles, and halos?
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In signature Wright form, the house is devoid of right angles.
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Finally, most pieces are torqued off-square — right angles are scarce.
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Then there's 26p (three dumbbells at right angles), which holds six electrons.
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Yes it is at right angles to where it should be pic.twitter.
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And at right angles two different conflagrations were sweeping down upon it.
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It was very modern — every room was rectangular with exact right angles.
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At the right angles, the phone looks like a luxurious piece of jewelry.
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The S1R is large, imposing, and full of straight lines and right angles.
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Mr. McCloud said that hard edges and right angles conveyed an unintended sharpness.
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Robin Thicke found the right angles playing amateur photographer with GF April Love Geary.
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THERE is something comforting in a dictionary: right angles, a pleasing heft, reassuringly rigid covers.
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No waiting for fans fumbling with their phones and struggling to find the right angles.
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Complicating everything was the fact that a cave has no straight lines, no right angles.
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The federal building is a bunker, all right angles and gray concrete, completed in 210.
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If he gets by, you've got to cut him off and take the right angles.
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Do you really want to charge all your devices at sharp right angles to each other?
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Some screens overlap or are at right angles, so no one will receive exactly the same lessons.
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The corners, rather than sharp right angles which a fighter can be herded into, are almost inconsequential.
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More than almost anyone, Zaha Hadid unmoored contemporary architecture from its affinities for right angles and male dominance.
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This season, designers are forgoing straight lines and right angles in favor of sinuous shapes and rounded edges.
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Around those wrought-iron tables a glass runway meanders at right angles, like the trademark Versace Greek key.
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At one point she rotates in sharp right angles, as if tracing the four walls of a room.
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The cast had to shoot their scenes in a black box studio multiple times to get the right angles.
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When intersections are not at right angles, the distance drivers can see goes way down, Wang told Reuters Health.
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You should feel your shoulder blades pinch together as you lower down, stopping when your elbows are at right angles.
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For those who feel lost without the safe hug of right angles, German designer Kai Brueckers is on your side.
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These clouds tend to form at high altitudes and are aligned at nearly perfect right angles to the wind direction.
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The legs, if they weren't crossed at right angles, tended to be close over the knee, their hands put together.
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Currents at right angles to its direction of travel, such as those created by vortices, exerted forces on its flat surfaces.
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But getting every last bit — especially along the edges and corners of walls, or other right angles — can be a challenge.
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But when he rehung the clocks far apart or at right angles to each other, they soon fell out of phase.
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The comparatively straight lines and right angles of Covent Garden and then Mayfair in the eighteenth century are really the exception.
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Its blue color scheme and rounded, Deco-inspired furniture fight with what is left of Johnson's right angles and natural tones.
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Subtle crosshatching and motifs of foliage, flowers and butterflies come to light when sunbeams pour in at just the right angles.
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Paired with the capsule's round bound, Cygnus adds some much-needed curved contrast to the endless right angles of the space station.
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"It's an aesthetically liberating space, unsanctioned by right angles and buildings," said Matty Davis, a dancer and an artistic director of Boomerang.
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There are hardly any right angles either within or outside; the Pavilion is made of curves and points, both sinuous and spiky.
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Kevin made sure he got all the right angles ... a responsibility every boyfriend/husband ought to take seriously while on vacay with bae.
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Nor do the visual exchanges in Picasso's painting, like the right angles between the standing girl and seated man, that draw them together.
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The duo employs an artful mix of right angles, mirrors, LED lights, and an original score of music to amplify a small space.
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"Fiberglass hates right angles," he said as he used his thumbnail to tamp down a sharply defined tail edge I had just finished.
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The sharp right angles of the house juxtapose with the swiveling oversized leaves and the curving wingspan of butterflies, accentuating the fantasy house.
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His attempts to build a modern vocabulary of comfort — keeping the sleek surfaces and right angles while reducing the lumbar pain — are underrecognized.
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Running through its centre, at right angles to the thin disc, is a series of filaments, silhouetted against the bright core of the galaxy.
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While the "N-Bilder" series began with a rigid geometry of right angles and squares, they've now begun to incorporate glimmerings of tonal depth.
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The question of right angles was always being raised: how could Señora Lucy bear to live in a house without a single right angle . . .
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Pristine, bright, lots of right angles and pops of color, and, most importantly, a highly curated selection of skateboard decks hanging on the wall.
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The complex geometry of these contemporary oriel windows and the resulting lack of right angles create about 190 different floor plans in the building.
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Making such a chair, with its carved seat, pencil-thin spindles, turned legs and absence of right angles, is the amateur woodworker's Moby Dick.
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For the final push, he found a unique Airbnb rental: an egg-shaped glass house without right angles on a hill in Southbridge, Mass.
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Her white hockey stick bisects the image diagonally; nearly all else adheres to right angles, except for the curves of breasts, elbow and rump.
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The scientists' insight was not to fold the panel at right angles, which produces rectangles between folds, but at a slightly skewed angle, producing parallelograms.
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On the front of the stage floor, laid out in tape, was a spiral of straight lines and right angles; further back was a grid.
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Brass railings and window frames protrude over the sidewalk in a twisted pile of right angles after one floor collapsed onto another in the quake.
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The floor was made of a relatively new product, cross-laminated timber, in which layers of wood are glued at right angles to each other.
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Rory McIlroy doesn't believe in hypotenuses—he's all about those right angles: Can't wait for PGA to bust out that All-Star Weekend putt-putt tournament.
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The other is a slotted adapter that takes advantage of the modular nature of the controllers to put the two pieces at right angles to one another.
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The only thing that marred the right angles was a framed photo of twin boys and a crayon-drawn map of the U.S. pinned to the wall.
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Those grayed squares (they might be circled if you solve in Across Lite) that form right angles in Mr. Vratsanos's puzzle are JOINTs in the human body.
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Seibold's type packs a punch when it fills the screen at the start of the film: hyper-graphic right angles in four shades of hot pink and mauve.
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The inlays, composed entirely of joined right angles, can be interpreted as empty rooms or blood-red pools, spatial illusions or flat abstractions, ancient habitats or orbiting spacecraft.
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The two halves of the beam are then sent down separate arms, several kilometres long, that are oriented at right angles to one another (see satellite photograph below).
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IN AN era when architectural masterpieces curve and bloom (Zaha Hadid), or shimmy and fold (Frank Gehry), designers of central-bank buildings remain reassuringly fond of right angles.
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At the opening of the piece, he crouches en pointe, knees bent at right angles and spread wide, for long, perfectly controlled moments of tight, hyper-articulated movement.
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"Worm" (2014) is made of two right angles, which form a line, until it rises from the floor (another right angle), ending with its snub head thrust forward.
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I usually like to go at right angles to whatever's happening — not forward toward the cops, and not back toward the demonstration, because at that point it's over.
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The director needed to have every physical space conceived to match his vision, so that he could get the right angles, composition, and staging that the story required.
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On display are examples of this totalitarian style pioneered by the artist El Lissitzky whose designs employed rigid right angles to mirror the ordered utopia of the Communist state.
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But the work of Donald Judd has seeped into the creative culture more deeply than most, from Instagram hipsters to any artist who makes a sculpture with right angles.
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The cinematography, with a penchant for symmetry and zooming or tracking shots at right angles, owes much to Wes Anderson but also echoes Snicket's insistence on precise language and grammar.
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Favreau and his crew shot The Lion King as one would any conventional movie: with dollies, cranes, and other tools that let cinematographer Caleb Deschanel get just the right angles.
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We've all probably scrolled through our Instagram feeds and passed by a well-orchestrated travel photo with just the right colors, right angles, and perfectly "candid but not candid" poses.
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The mostly right angles define the objects in space but also lend the picture a feeling of movement that's similar to the energies one might find in a Cezanne or Matisse.
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"The president's positions on trade and global engagement place him at right angles with core Republican views, U.S. business and agricultural interests and indeed the traditional Western alliance," Mr. Price said.
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With a newly liberated Van as our vehicle, we get a behind-the-scenes look at those A-list bashes that appear glamorous, but only when snapped from the right angles.
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The upper tiers will be rebuilt, and seats there will be directed toward the stage — not set at right angles, as they are now, which forces audience members to look sideways.
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In perhaps his most extreme series, he cantilevered his paintings at right angles to the wall, supporting the outer edges with spindly stainless-steel rods so that they resembled attenuated tables.
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"I often see icebergs with relatively straight edges, but I've not really seen one before with two corners at such right angles like this one had," Harbeck said in a statement.
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The B-roll footage shows how the arm of the chase car camera swings around and swivels on a dime, tailing the car perfectly so it can get all the right angles.
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The severity of the character's look is matched by her gestural and temperamental abruptness (her elbows fly and flap, forming right angles), her tendency to burst into rooms and turn eerily quiet.
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The fall afternoon's fading light tinges the building's facade — walls of porous bricks laid at right angles to let in air and light while shielding the interior from view — a burnt sienna.
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A vast majority, alas, are like those who have only dipped into its second half, emerging as incorrigible believers in the power of rational thought, right angles and good intentions to perfect society.
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LIGO works by splitting a laser beam in two and sending the daughter beams up and down a pair of tunnels, each 4km long, which are set at right angles to each other.
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In "Black Plaid" (2018), two open handles stick out from the form at right angles, like oversized ears, while in "Whirld" (2018), the handles hang down like the droopy ears of a basset hound.
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To see these waves, the experimenters built two mammoth detectors, one in Washington State, the other in Louisiana, each consisting of two tunnels about 2.5 miles in length at right angles to each other.
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LIGO works by splitting a laser beam in two and sending the daughter beams up and down a pair of tunnels, each four kilometres long, which are set at right angles to each other.
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In recent years there have been big advances in "engineered" wood, such as cross-laminated timber (CLT) made from layers of timber sections glued together with their grains at right angles to one another.
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" We want to see the top of the cylinder as being a perfect flat cross-section because the brain is predisposed to right angles, Sugihara supposes in a separate paper on "anomalous mirror symmetry.
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Having developed for decades a take on painterly abstraction rooted in organic forms, Gregory Amenoff has embarked on a foray into a rigorously structured realm where square formats, straight edges, and right angles predominate.
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His homes generally featured free-flowing interiors with few right angles — the idea wasn't so much to group a collection of individual rooms but to view the house almost as an organic, living entity.
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The phenomenon is based on a design for Manhattan outlined in "The Commissioners&apos Plan of 603" for a rectilinear grid, or "gridiron" of straight streets and avenues that intersect one another at right angles.
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His fingers — the length and suppleness of which almost redeemed his awkward features — moved quickly across the page, defining the right angles of a short hallway, the nautilus-shell progression of a flight of stairs.
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What this means is that if I know the value of one of the two non-right angles of a triangle, I can easily calculate the ratio of its side as cosine, sine or tangent.
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The beauty brand MAC will have its first-ever sample sale, with 60 percent discounts on recent limited editions like an All the Right Angles Contour Palette ($16, originally $40) and mainline products, starting Tuesday.
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Size: 4,336 square feet Price per square foot: $574 Indoors: This home is notable for its 23 skylights, as well as its use of shoji screens as room dividers and the absence of right angles.
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He enrolled at Bronx Community College and was reading about Sigmund Freud in Intro to Psychology, dissecting the Constitution in an American government class and learning about linear equations, right angles and signed numbers in algebra.
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The playwright, herself a first-generation Nigerian-American, makes the eventful plot run with marvelous ease; Abasiama's troubles weave through each other at right angles so that they mimic the complexity and difficulty of real life.
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They're also a little uncanny, in part because they're advertised in pristine renderings of apartments that feature floor-to-ceiling windows, white counters, dozens of right angles, and nary a stray object or trace of human life.
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It is a stack of white boxes along a hilltop, all right angles against the lush green flora of Brazil, with a spiral staircase to reach the highest box, which stands like a turret overlooking the city.
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Mr. Corner closed Ontario Street, made Superior Avenue eligible solely for buses, and replaced wide areas of hard pavement and the sharp right angles of street intersections with acres of green lawn, flowing promenades, shade trees and gardens.
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The shape of Texas is the Rorschach test deep in the heart of the Texas psyche: the singular, curiously drawn image that somehow encapsulates, with a few right angles and big bends, a state of 27 million people.
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Click the Crop tool in the Tools Palette on the left side of the screen — it looks like two right angles overlapping — or press the keyboard shortcut, C. You should see the crop box appear over your image.
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In one test Dr Hu and Dr Li made a laminated sample by placing five sheets of the stuff on top of one another, each sheet having its fibres aligned at right-angles to those of the sheet below.
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If your arms and hands aren't able to get deep enough or hit the right angles, an anal-friendly toy that is 3 inches or longer with a curve or bulb at the end will be a helpful tool.
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Square and rectangular treats typically have crunchy or chewy centers: "Fillings like caramel and toffee cool on large slabs, then are cut at right angles and dipped in chocolate," says Tom Ward, the president and CEO of Russell Stover.
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She uses contrasting colors to indicate facial features and dangles strands, thus creating hair to frame the face, or draws the thread at right angles away from the mouth, eyes, and nose to create a kind of windblown disfigurement.
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LIGO is what we call an interferometer, consisting of two four kilometer "arms" set at right angles to each other, protected by concrete tubes, and a laser beam which is shone and reflected back and forth by mirrors at each end.
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A man of relatively small size, he could rise high to head the ball or, on the ground, find the right angles and time his moves as if by some sixth sense before defenders realized his presence in the area.
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This toothbrush has a broad, long head that allows for excellent coverage over the tops and sides of your teeth, so you're not going to miss any surface area as long as you hit all the right angles while using it.
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It works by splitting a laser beam in two, sending the halves to and fro along paths identical in length but set at right angles to one another, and then looking for interference patterns when the halves are recombined (see diagram).
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Several years ago I got bored by the relentless four edges on my GIFs and wanted to make them occupy a web page in a more interesting way, so I started marqueeing out the backgrounds at right angles, frame by frame.
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The buildings in this hamlet feel as organic as they do handmade, with few straight lines or right angles, as if they evolved over centuries like some kind of architectural fossil washed by the vicissitudes of time and the elements.
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Once I had Bauhaus on my mind, I saw it everywhere — in the big rectangular windows of newly built homes along the Elbe River and in the right angles of the G.D.R.-era apartment blocks in the center of town.
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I mean this literally: To sleep I sink belly-down into my mattress, recreating the chalk outline of a cartoon dead body, limbs splayed into right angles—and also figuratively: I've never felt I've made the most of my nipples during sex.
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The trick essentially employs a special piece of glass that is both transparent and reflective, meaning that it's able to make a two-dimensional image appear to be floating in air when light is bounced off the glass at the right angles.
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Returning to Massachusetts, he rented a small egg-shaped house—one with few right angles, in an apparent effort to throw shake himself up and reconnect with the intuitive style of music-making that he's long held most dear—the Pet Sounds mindset.
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Here is a pretty good (but heavily fucking gendered, sorry!) analogy for the split in knowing how your face looks: Every girl I know seems to know exactly their right angles, looks, and poses to nail a mirror selfie in one shot.
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"Doughnuts are very popular at the moment and this house looks delicious ... We also believe buyers will especially like the absence of right angles on the building as this will stop spiders building their webs in the corners," said the representative from Andrews.
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Two of the rooms, the 3-D Dolby Atmos Mix Room and the vocal booth, were built with no right angles (the floors and ceilings are slightly slanted) to keep sound from bouncing around; dark synthetic fabric covers the fiberglass-insulated walls.
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From the moment that the beat drops in, he trips across the stage, exaggerating every ecstatic expression, kicking his knees up in time with each syncopated fill, flashing his arms out at right angles every time Donnie Trumpet's horn flies up into the beat.
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The dancer of "Changeling," for example, extends his arms sideways, with one hand strangely flexed to point downward; in this intriguingly deformed gait — like a bird flying with a wing tip hanging at right angles — he proceeds formally in a changing route around the stage.
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A luxurious and stylish option along the riverfront, the 19-room Hotel des Artists Ping Silhouette (181 Charoenrat Road, 66-53-249-999) is a jigsaw of right angles and dark colors with pool, spa, tearoom, restaurant and large groomed backyard lounge along the water.
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The couple's idea, as the writer Marie Doezema explained in T last year, was that the site, which displays "an aversion to right angles, an absence of symmetry and a constant shifting of elevations," might stimulate the immune system and actually help viewers live forever.
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Picture a one-story city of 120,000 souls, row after row after row of dust-blown shacks arranged in a grid of long gravel roads and right angles, something irredeemably hopeless in the perfect geometry that seems to go on for miles and miles.
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While I feel like the end results are a bit stark — a somber gathering of grey right-angles — working with the paper, I appreciated the little details such as small graffiti tags on the walls, and different colored curtain and satellite dishes on the miniature windows.
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All right angles and hard geometries, the building could be a silo or a sentry tower looking south toward the Bio Bio, the river that, for 300 years, marked the border between the Spanish colony and the territories of the unconquered Mapuche peoples to the south.
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Hoffmann, too, liked right angles and rigid surfaces, though he could also embrace more swooping forms, as in a tea service made of silver and ebony from 1904 whose parabolic curves predate the space age by decades, or a 1910 silver centerpiece whose clover form recalls Islamic decorative arts.
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Though the interiors might have advanced lighting systems, state-of-the-art fitness facilities and cafeterias serving farm-to-table fare, the exteriors — flat, unarticulated facades; ribbon windows; hard right angles — could come from any suburban office corridor anywhere in the country, and from any moment in the past half-century.
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The quiet was unnerving but not unusual in the fjords, where a tranquil sense of isolation easily coexists with all the intense, momentous visual drama around you: brilliant green and turquoise rivers, as smooth as glass, reflecting the sun so that you can barely see; craggy, sharp-angled, purple-capped mountains erupting straight out of those rivers at right angles.
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For one thing, the large set of parallel planes, with other, smaller planes at right angles or, in some cases, forty-five degrees angles, are close enough together that the work seems to be sitting between a flat two-dimensional world and schematic three-dimensional word, the result of having originally been tightly drawn on a sheet of graph paper.
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He also thought that the 11,000-square-foot house, which took nearly five years to finish (the owners moved in six years ago in the midst of construction), should have elements of a nuclear reactor or an observatory — conveying threat and mystery, at least from afar — and crowned it with a 20093-foot-tall dome that challenges all ideas of right angles in a residence.
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