Приклади вживання Interlace Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Kadian Douglas Interlace.
Interlace your fingers and put them behind your head.
The latest closely interlace with economic and social ones.
Illustrated article by Peter Hubert on the origins of interlace sculpture.
Interlace fingers and turn palms outward(thumbs up while pointing down).
You can combine styles, use and interlace the present elements of one kind with another.
Interlace- a residential building consisting of 31 six-storey block of apartments, located in the hexagon.
Specifically, wireless signal 700 depicts a single interlace 702 of such a wireless signal 700.
We called the project"The Interlace," thinking that we interlace and interconnect the human beings and the spaces alike.
Ornament is sometimes a crude pattern of scoring, or scale-like elements presumably representing roofing shingles,but may include interlace and images.[40].
From the wrong side, the yarn should gently interlace so that no holes or stitched areas form on the front side.
Interlace your fingers behind your back and pinch shoulder blades together, do the exercise on"twisting" of the torso, not rising from his chair.
We twist the branches,which are well bent and do not break, interlace with each other and glue on the sides of the bucket- the handle is ready;
To address this problem, two frames in which the macro BS can transmit preamble information(e.g., two GA BS frames or general BS frames 704A)can be grouped together on a common interlace 702 of wireless signal 700.
Folio from a manuscript of the Qur'an with interlaced border, 1182 Romanesque interlace,"inhabited" with figures, Northern England, 1190-1200.
In these small but fully formed animals, of no recognisable species,contort themselves in foliage and tendrils that interlace, but without the emphatic geometry of the earlier"ribbon" style.
Ärentuna runestone with interlaced animal, Uppland, Sweden Detail of decorated initial"T" with ribbon interlace filling and interlaced animal motif, Book of Kells, c.
Even early Anglo-Saxon examplesmix vine-scroll decoration of Continental origin with interlace panels, and in later ones the former type becomes the norm, just as in manuscripts.
The modern and traditional interlace in his performance absolutely naturally, melodies of other peoples grow into Ukrainian basis simply and naturally- one even does not notice all of that at once.
It was during this time a Franco-Saxon style appeared in the north of France,integrating Hiberno-Saxon interlace, and would outlast all other Carolingian styles into the next century.
Insular interlace was copied in continental Europe, closely in the Franco-Saxon school of the 8th to 11th centuries, and less so in other Carolingian schools of illumination, where the tendency was to foliate decorative forms.
Such coloring appears because each hair has stripes which interlace(it is called ticking)- light ones(yellow or ochery) and dark ones(black or brown).
Interlace was used by both these traditions, as well as Roman art(for example in floor mosaics) and other possible influences such as Coptic art, and its use was taken to new levels in insular art, where it was combined with the other elements already mentioned.
Featured projects include the CCTV Tower in Beijing, the massive Interlace residential complex in Singapore, and the Collaborative Cloud office building in Berlin.
Each of them separately does not really have almost anything too sophisticated, to say nothing about the superfluous-but these transparent lines interlace so pointedly and charmingly, that an indescribably rich matter of light appears.
So elements of the Borre style are seen, for example in the"ring-chain" interlace on the Gosforth Cross, and then the complex animals of the Jelling style are mostly rather incompetently depicted in England, but traces of the next Mammen style are hard to detect;
Anglo-Saxon drawing had a great influence in Northern France throughout the 11th century, in the so-called"Channel school",and Insular decorative elements such as interlace remained popular into the 12th century in the Franco-Saxon style.
The full-flowering of Northern European interlace occurred in the Insular art of the British Isles, where the animal style ornament of Northern Europe blended with ribbon knotwork and Christian influences in such works as the Book of Kells and the Cross of Cong.
A different mixture is seen in the opening from the Stockholm Codex Aureus(mid-8th century, left) where the evangelist portrait to the left is in a consistent adaptation of Italian style, probably closely following some lost model, though adding interlace to the chair frame, while the text page to the right is mainly in Insular style, especially in the first line, with its vigorous Celtic spirals and interlace.
So elements of the Borre style are seen, for example in the"ring-chain" interlace on the Gosforth Cross, and then the complex animals of the Jelling style are mostly rather incompetently depicted in England, but traces of the next Mammen style are hard to detect; they are much clearer on the Isle of Man.