Examples of using Familiar objects in English and their translations into German
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Familiar objects are placed in the room to make them part of it.
I soon couldn't resist actively hunting for familiar objects I would seen in Hubble Space Telescope photos.
The familiar objects, the voices of his colleagues all seem far away.
This arrangement allows for new forms of encounters andinvites the viewer to see the familiar objects in a different context.
Often these are quite everyday, familiar objects which through the art of the painter bind us into their spell and appear in a new light.
Among their thousands of realizations... I can choose and present... a few effects by handling some familiar objects.
Even when shapes are not realistic and interpretable they are still familiar objects, comprehensible through the volume they occupy in real world.
It could be something neurological, like...something we call"agnosia"... which is an inability to recognize familiar objects.
Later Bible teachers would naturally attempt toimitate Jesus' teaching style by referring to familiar objects as teaching tools.
Familiar objects are placed in a new context, beyond a function- and achieve a new meaning through the playful interaction with other objects. .
Nick Veasey shows outsized X-ray images that revealthe otherworldly inner workings of familiar objects-- from the geometry of a wildflower to the anatomy of a Boeing 747.
Through interaction with familiar objects in a contextual space it has been possible to question and redefine the interplay between technology and human behaviour.
An oil painting in the grandfather's house, the houses of friends,shared activities like his grandfather's birthday party, familiar objects like the grandmother's jewelry box or the fruit bowl on the kitchen table.
Shadow of curls creates a space where familiar objects are transformed into charged, ambiguous artworks, inviting visitors to participate in conversations about specific moments in history or current affairs, or universal questions about human freedom.
We can't just rely solely on going into seclusion, although the chance of these disturbingemotions decreasing is greater when the familiar objects that stimulate them are no longer there.
Nick Veasey shows outsized X-ray images that revealthe otherworldly inner workings of familiar objects-- from the geometry of a wildflower to the anatomy of a Boeing 747. Producing these photos is dangerous and painstaking, but the reward is a superpower: looking at what the human eye can't see.
Her videos are attempts at weaving together portraits of morally dubious characters or events,while her sculptural practice entails a disfiguring of familiar objects, freed from their designated function and represented in a state of abjection or defeat.
A(child's) hand cast in plaster is a fairly familiar object.
The bat is a familiar object in Palestine, where no fewer than seventeen varieties have been identified.
A familiar object and memory load as suggested by the name"Déjà-vu Chair" which translated means"chair already seen.
So taking away the one familiar object she has would be harmful at this stage.
Most likely, after enactment of the Customs Code it will become possible toinclude in the Customs Register not only familiar object but inventions, useful models and plant varieties.
Thus he states there that mindfulness is the mental state of not letting go of a familiar object and noting it once more.
At the entrance of the filigree architecture is an empty plastic bag, a familiar object of everyday consumer life.
The great mass of Naxos filled the sky sport ween Ios andSikinos, a familiar object, but how different when seen from over the low rim of a boat in the shadow of a swelling sail!
Pupils choose a familiar object from their daily lives and study its various scientific and technological elements to learn more about the item's origins, and the significance of the way it was designed.
This is the only process through which we can possibly recognize a familiar object that comes from or is connected to the"other side" which is the primary one.
A remarkable feature of Pierre Deligne's thinking is that, when confronted with a new problem or a new theory, he understands and, so to speak, makes his own its basic principles at a tremendous speed, and is immediately able to discussthe problem or use the theory as a completely familiar object.
The great mass of Naxos filled the sky sport ween Ios andSikinos, a familiar object, but how different when seen from over the low rim of a boat in the shadow of a swelling sail! We drew near to Sikinos and its small harbour, whose snowwhite houses were imaged in the water.