Rectangular panels of fiberboard, each painted a solid color, are juxtaposed to create works that achieve harmonic balance. |
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The el zar or Force of Estrangement is counter juxtaposed to the true God, the God of oneness. |
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He painted Avlekete, the Fon spirit of the sea, outside, next to the wall of juxtaposed African and African Diaspora Vodun symbols. |
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For example, opposite arms may be juxtaposed during prophase of meiosis, providing opportunities for gene-conversion type events. |
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He's juxtaposed cartoonish fantasy with the most painful and revealing details of his childhood deprivations and wrecked marriage. |
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A campaign for hosiery featured the standard disembodied, stocking-clad leg that Dali juxtaposed with his provocative iconography. |
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Anthers are juxtaposed, included in the corolla, extrorse and open longitudinally. |
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Traditional instruments such as the yidaki and bilma are juxtaposed with electric guitars, bass, keyboards and drums. |
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These housing projects are cruelly juxtaposed amid the sublime beauty that surrounds Nuuk. |
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The animate and the inanimate, human and objects and finally cinema and painting had been exquisitely juxtaposed for superb equivocal effect. |
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This series is characterised by perfect realism juxtaposed with wild imagination. |
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In several instances three works by separate artists are juxtaposed to look like a triptych in spite of their stylistic diversity. |
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Talking heads are juxtaposed with offbeat Cold War footage and recurring tunnel imagery in split screen shots, montages and slo-mo sequences. |
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That weird, surreal, juxtaposed image will be one that stays with me forever. |
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Warm melodic figures are juxtaposed with harsher percussive patterns, setting up some fascinating contrasts in sound. |
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When two contrary elements are juxtaposed, the sudden surprise catches us off guard. |
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A silk screen impression of a heroine from yesteryear sitting in a languid pose declaring her self-awareness is juxtaposed with the modern. |
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Brecht's words, juxtaposed against Weill's music, with its atonal harmonies and angular lines, venomously satirized the state of affairs. |
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The traditions will be juxtaposed with Zeta Bar's resident DJ mixing 'electro-tango' beats. |
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If she had to listen to a minute more of their mindless chatter juxtaposed with Evie's ear-splitting shrieking, she might go mad. |
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The elegant installation, which juxtaposed sculptures and drawings, demonstrated the morphological development of Bontecou's ideas. |
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The north-south-striking fault zone splays show significant variations in the ages of exposed rocks juxtaposed across the faults. |
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The two rift sequences were subsequently juxtaposed by displacement on the Sgurr Beag thrust and interfolded during the Caledonian orogeny. |
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His sixty-four lines of rhyming hendecasyllabic couplets are juxtaposed with a considerably briefer fifty-three lines of English free verse. |
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Also challenging our sense of perception are large lenticular panels of Japanese cartoon figures juxtaposed on historical Chinese sites. |
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Essentially a series of pavilions, the house offers intimate connections with the surrounding bush, juxtaposed with stunning Auckland vistas. |
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Freedom of expression and freedom of religion or belief are two fundamental human rights that are often juxtaposed. |
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Legislation is another set of norms that are juxtaposed to educational institutions in influencing the boundaries of youth. |
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One noon might produce smoky wafers of zucchini melted in the wood oven, then juxtaposed with halved green grapes and wisps of gentle Montasio cheese. |
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The bold monochrome panels in other works, such as the juxtaposed trapezoids in the Birds Over Loop pieces, are reminiscent of Sean Scully's paintings. |
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They suggested that vibrations pass from the substrate to the jaw, which are juxtaposed, and then pass via the jaw articulation to the incus and stapes. |
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Riccardo Tisci at Givenchy, on the other hand, juxtaposed sharp tuxedo jackets with romantic Grecian drapes. |
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These sculptures, and others, are juxtaposed with coins, medals, gems, seals, enamels, ivory carving, a cassone, a parade shield, moulded leather and even a waffling iron. |
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And at Waddesdon Manor last year, items were placed in certain places, juxtaposed with objects that look entirely different. |
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It is about a rifle of hunting to central percussion and juxtaposed barrels. |
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Interior pictures are juxtaposed with bird's-eye views of the city, all detailed, but none chaotic. |
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This metaphor raises a lot of questions when juxtaposed with the rest of the lyrics of the song. |
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The latter is composed of two major blocks, a horizontal one lacquered white, juxtaposed with a more vertical unit made of Madagascar ebony with satinwood and maple interiors. |
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These are three components which, at the moment, are juxtaposed, yet independent of each other. |
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It is against their wholeness that the incomplete impressions of the recent past or present are juxtaposed. |
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And, while there are many startlingly violent scenes, they are juxtaposed with beauteous ones. |
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The smoky, spicy, espressolike flavors of this wine from the south of France are delicious juxtaposed against the buttery creaminess of the havarti. |
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In the Concertos by W. F. Bach and J. L. Krebs one can clearly hear the advent of more galant works, juxtaposed with conventional Baroque figuration. |
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Yet the Dionysian stereotype of the Gael, juxtaposed against the Apollonian Englishmen, masks the new Puritanism that is currently sweeping through the Twenty-Six Counties. |
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That peacekeeping force could be juxtaposed with a negotiation to create a power-sharing arrangement with Gaddafi. |
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The threat of crime is conveyed by the burglar bars, chain, torch, wallet and cellphone which are juxtaposed with inherited silver and cut-glass decanters. |
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Later, in Winter, the crisp tonality of whites and ivories are juxtaposed to the rich evergreen foliages of the season. |
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In this show of 36 impeccably printed black-and-white pictures, Cruz juxtaposed images of the Yanomami with the dramatic waterfalls of Iguacu on the Argentine-Brazil border. |
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As the piece unfolds through these different layers, images of billowy clouds juxtaposed with bodies that breathe amphibiously transform the park into an airy lagoon. |
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A clean-cut chilled gazpacho made an exhilarating appetiser, its sharp tomato edge juxtaposed with a mellow, voluptuous quenelle of crab and avocado. |
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These houses are not juxtaposed pell-mell or according to the random nature of a construction abandoned to anarchy. |
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Dominique Morisseau wrote the celebrated Detroit '67, a play where Motown groove is juxtaposed with the pent-up anger of family and city. |
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It acts of a shotgun to juxtaposed barrels, central percussion, external hammer and key between the hammers. |
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A juxtaposed control post at the border of both countries will also be built and equipped. |
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Instead, billboards depict large, happy families juxtaposed with sad little ones. |
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In some rielaborazionis of works, Laura succeeds, with the alone aid of the juxtaposed colors, to improve, without the conceitedness to correct, the works of great artists. |
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Mr. Reynolds's costume is composed of authentic Aboriginal-made elements, all available at this time in the Montreal area, juxtaposed incongruously. |
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The students collaged pictures and drawings of women carrying babies in cradleboards juxtaposed to babies in backpack carriers today. |
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However, the rousing melodeon and guitar-led party numbers are juxtaposed to one or two more lyrical banjo-led tunes which perhaps better conjure the spirit of a more laidback Louisiana of around a century ago. |
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Edge effects may also occur where minerals containing elements of different atomic number are juxtaposed, resulting in a transition zone where the elements of both minerals are present. |
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Each of these selected historical works is juxtaposed with a current video: A comparison that clearly shows which formative ideas and developments stand behind the individual projects. |
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Jefferson's actions are also juxtaposed here with those of other Virginia planters who did manumit their slaves. |
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These initial collections exhibited Moore's conciseness and her ability to create a mosaic of juxtaposed images that lead unerringly to a conclusion that, at its best, is both surprising and inevitable. |
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I hoped to achieve suspense at the point where the feelings are juxtaposed, and capture on screen the energy, the seething of the characters, who are as if electrocuted. |
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These are juxtaposed and combined, the recitative eventually bringing the piece to a close in majestic octave unison through the range of the instrument. |
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The peaceful, luminous quality of a stained-glass temple window, juxtaposed with a vista of Montreal's steeple-dotted skyline, underline a transaction of a more spiritual nature. |
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The spy bust neatly juxtaposed a civil society that the Kremlin approves of with the sort it doesn't. So what are the lessons from the pipeline and the rock? |
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Sixteen of these actuators are juxtaposed to constitute an array. |
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In particular, it contained several important tables which juxtaposed positive trends where achievements had been made and negative trends where there was still work to be done. |
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To the contrary, the situation of both markets has been juxtaposed, as set out below, in order to reach an objective final determination on the state of the Community industry as a whole. |
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Commercial networks and migrant networks are juxtaposed. |
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The map of Europe which appears on the reverse side of the banknotes was recreated using satellite photographs taken at different times and juxtaposed by computer. |
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But in far too many cases, the national sections of networks are merely juxtaposed, meaning that they can only be made trans-European in the medium term. |
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He also cleverly suggests that image of the sign, which develops illusively to display juxtaposed features of different portraits. |
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He juxtaposed the conflict between the good American devoted to civic virtue and the selfish provincial man. |
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It is juxtaposed with an equally strong sense of national identity tied with the use of the Spanish and French languages among other Basques. |
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Photographs of mentally incapacitated children were juxtaposed with those of healthy children. |
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In the Pauline epistles, Hellene is almost always juxtaposed to Hebrew in disregard of actual ethnicities. |
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They attributed this pattern to sinistral rotation along the fault, which juxtaposed the two divergent paleoflow domains. |
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The manifoldness of views of a single existence is juxtaposed with a single view of many existences. |
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In the Pauline epistles, Hellene is almost always juxtaposed with Hebrew regardless of actual ethnicities. |
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It cannot be an accident that we see juxtaposed here the kind of absurd tax unfairness and tax write-offs about which the member for Winnipeg Centre has spoken yet again. |
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Instead they juxtaposed Dr. Martens' implicit symbolism of machismo and violence with torn baby-doll dresses, becoming at once the date-raped prom queen and her defiler. |
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Locally, where these terranes are thin or missing the neighbouring Quesnel Terrane in the west is juxtaposed against the Neoproterozoic and younger continental margin assemblages in the east. |
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The document elaborates on the measures to combat illegal immigration, which, I might add, are most unfortunately juxtaposed in the same sentence with trafficking in human beings, terrorism and organised crime. |
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In this case they include a child's buggy, various dirty bowls with smeary spoons in them, and a stepladder juxtaposed with a pair of naked mannequins hung with baubles and bits of wood. |
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Visitors are confronted with endless reflections of themselves juxtaposed with images of the Buddha, breaking down the barrier between the worshiper and the worshiped. |
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In Gros Morne Time Lines, the meticulous typography is juxtaposed by images of local flora and fauna, and linocuts showing the countryside and topography. |
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During hie almost daily walks through the different quarters, juxtaposed within the walled city, the photographer has inexorably put its reality together, linking series, image after image, for close to ten years now. |
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Egyptianization and ethnic local patriotism were made synonymous and were juxtaposed against the cosmopolitanism and poly-ethnicity of the upper class. |
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Trademark features of the older composer, such as slowly moving triplets pitted against, or juxtaposed with, duplets and fierce rising tiratas, are borrowed with good effect. |
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However, in most cases the sacred epigrams are arbitrarily, and sometimes joltingly, juxtaposed to typical secular epigrams on sexual matters and personal caricatures. |
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Fast sections and slow sections were juxtaposed against each other. |
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In many ways, Can't and Won't is like a set of William Burroughs cut-ups, random moments juxtaposed, one against the other, until reality takes on the logic of a collage. |
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Aspects of the natural world and different dimensions of human existence are categorized according to the shared principles of yinyang and five phases, and juxtaposed. |
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Her thorough treatment of fabrics, manufacturing processes and vessel forms, particularly when juxtaposed with data from elsewhere, is exceedingly useful. |
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Other apprentices on this pilgrimage have been the worldly Squire to the peregrinate Knight to whom are juxtaposed the peregrinate Second Nun to the worldly Prioress. |
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To allow passengers to walk off the train without arrival checks in most cases, juxtaposed controls ordinarily take place at the embarkation station. |
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This has to be juxtaposed to the knowledge that gemination has taken place in the cases of the loss of a stop from a gradational consonant cluster in non-initial syllables. |
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In the deepest sections where the palaeovalley is juxtaposed against basement, the sediments are mostly reduced, and locally carbonaceous, lignitic and pyritic. |
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