Examples of using Three-dimensional objects in English and their translations into Czech
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We used them to build a machine that could fax three-dimensional objects.
The documentation of three-dimensional objects was originally regarded as documentation of the socialistic corporations' production.
In this world the two-dimensional beings that live here… have no concept of three-dimensional objects.
Whether making three-dimensional objects from paper or layered drawings and graphic works, Schmitz is always exploring imaginary cityscapes.
In addition to written andprinted documents, the fund also includes three-dimensional objects of various types badges, medals etc.
The ability to craft complicated three-dimensional objects in a single process is widely popular among producers who previously used traditional shaping and cutting.
They have mutually become closer through these works in terms of content far more than in terms of form; along with an interest in stories,whose set pieces can turn out to be three-dimensional objects.
Recently, I have been working on digital modified illustrations, three-dimensional objects and visual artworks of computer games.
RepRap is a three-dimensional printer- that's to say it is a printer that you plug into your computer and instead of making two-dimensional sheets of paper with patterns on it makes real,physical, three-dimensional objects.
At his exhibitions he combines photographs of various formats with three-dimensional objects and creates a rhythmicised whole, where the interstices intensify the communication.
Not only did Lenny's insight help save information from black holes, but it lead to a new mathematical tool, called the holographic principle,that says all three-dimensional objects can be encoded in only two dimensions.
In the cycle Little Dresses(1994, 1996),comprising three-dimensional objects and black-and-white photographs covered with tracing paper, the artist addresses her reminiscences of the hidden, fossilised time of childhood.
The same setting also hosted an installation of Daile Kaplan's exhibition of images related to the US auction house Swann Galleries,featuring a variety of three-dimensional objects, often rather bizarre, all incorporating photography in one way or another.
The! tricks of the“camera obscura” transform large-scale three-dimensional objects into a small two-dimensional surface around which the onlooker may turn at will6.
As an artist himself, when seeking out the options for a painting, he subjects the canvas and the frame to investigation,most frequently through the parameters of installation and three-dimensional objects, and less often through the means of digital photomontage or projection as well.
Almost fifty people who own photographs, negatives, photographic plates,and even three-dimensional objects such as uniforms, eating utensils, diaries and others, responded to the advertisements with an appeal to track down further photos.
Over the last two years Artamonov and Klyuykov have freed themselves from direct references to the aesthetic of historical styles,bring linguistic elements into bizarre three-dimensional objects, paint on various kinds of materials such as glass or wood, and create installations.
In the instant case, however, searching for an optimal relationship between the arrangement of three-dimensional objects and specific installation possibilities goes beyond simple variations of different perspectives.
The stacking of these two-dimensional layers… will create a three-dimensional object.
Will create a three-dimensional object. The stacking of these two-dimensional layers.
It's a three-dimensional object with only one side.
The stacking of these two-dimensional layers will create a three-dimensional object.
The competition design for Letná Park in Prague is based on a spatial play in which a two-dimensional form of the flag is being transformed into three-dimensional object of the library.
However, by rotating the object and looking from different angles with different projections,you can tell that what you have is a three-dimensional object.
It can be a drawing, a symbol, an object-- pretty much… any two-dimensional or three-dimensional object in the real world.
In its essence the picture is something very different as the object, so it's a piece of paper and it's two-dimensional, but it's representing something,so she obviously interprets that as representing an object, a three-dimensional object, and that's so interesting that she does this.
Projecting the illusion of a large three-dimensional object has been a trick of magicians for centuries.
Leonard's idea-- that the event horizon of a black hole is a two-dimensional representation of a three-dimensional object at its center-- solves the problem of information loss.
The object is a three-dimensional shell encasing ninth-dimensional matter.