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Перевод: geometric

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геометрический

Тезаурус:

1. Geometric designs gradually gave way to more curvilinear, Persian-style schemes during the period of Ottoman rule (early 16th to late 18th centuries) and some of these Ottoman Court carpets are among the finest examples of the period.
2. In the years just before 1914, David Bomberg was exploring, in semi-cubist, Vorticist works, the potentiality of geometric forms in the new mechanical age.
3. Typical Nez Perce cradleboard, with buckskin-covered wooden board and geometric beadwork decoration (above).
4. However, if both objects were declared as solids then the hole becomes an object (solid holes are unacceptable) to give: This provides the functional and geometric description as shown in Figure 2.4.
5. Consequently, the vast majority of contemporary rugs made in Afghanistan and the Soviet Union remain faithful to their tribal heritage and employ predominantly geometric schemes, despite being often of workshop origin.
6. Geometric perspective is a vectorial process.
7. Until Czanne decided to realise his sensations , geometric perspective sometimes represented a one-eyed view of the work, for the basis theory requires that the observer closes one eye.
8. These were the portion that fitted into the metal block and atop the trigger guard, due to this section being of such a geometric shape ie three radii and tapered, and the hole through the butt, which was counterbored some 3/4 of its length.
9. Several workshop groups in Persia, Anatolia, India and Pakistan produce extremely intricate and naturalistic interpretations of this scheme, and more stylized, geometric versions are found on a number of village and nomadic items from Persian, Anatolia and Afghanistan.
10. Due to the hole not being declared as a solid, the assumption is made that it is a void so that the geometric domain is established for the inserted condition (as voids cannot exist freely outside of solids) to give the geometric domain as also seen in Figure 2.3.
11. With the cut and sew method any rather geometric shaping that doesn't suit either your fabric or the finished look can always be adjusted in the sewing, by sewing in a curved line round a squared cutting line.
12. This procedure thus starts during the concept stage where relationships and associations, rather than geometric shapes, are being considered.
13. In workshop rugs the medallion is usually floral-inspired and articulated in extremely intricate, curvilinear forms (pls. 36, 37), whereas village and nomadic interpretations are generally bolder, more geometric, and not necessarily floral-inspired (pls 12, 15).