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His design concepts begin as sketchbook squiggles or crumpled paper and are ultimately transformed into volumetrically complicated, expressively curvaceous buildings impossible to draw.

Computers are great tools for architects, but don't let CAD go wild Roger K. Lewis 2011

But the quality that ties all of Stirling ' s work together is something that only the greatest architects possess: the unique ability to think volumetrically, to conceptualize and visualize all of a building ' s components and relationships simultaneously in all three dimensions, reorganizing and reinventing those relationships to create brilliant spatial progressions and shifts in perception and experience that elude more ordinary talents.

Postmodernism Ada Louise Huxtable 2010

Current 3D is the step into technological advancement we need to make in order to achieve a mainstream holographic display yes in 3D, but volumetrically projected in our space.

Cameron on Producing His Underwater 3D Drama 'Sanctum' « FirstShowing.net 2010

Mr. BELL: Well, I think a building, especially in the middle of a block where the shape of a building can't be all that volumetrically varied, is going to be a box.

Rendering Shows Little Detail Of Mosque's Design 2010

No, I don't mean massively volumetrically large, I mean Thingamy has incredible potential.

Archive 2006-08-27 William "Papa" Meloney 2006

No, I don't mean massively volumetrically large, I mean Thingamy has incredible potential.

I am not scared of.... Hugh :) William "Papa" Meloney 2006

By means of this liquid we determine volumetrically the quantity of ferrous sulphate remaining in the solution of manganese.

Scientific American Supplement, No. 401, September 8, 1883 Various

The united filtrates are boiled or examined volumetrically with sodium sulphide.

Scientific American Supplement, No. 455, September 20, 1884 Various

It consists in precipitating all the manganese in the state of peroxide, dissolving it in a ferrous solution so as to bring back the manganese to the manganous slate, and determining volumetrically, by means of potassium permanganate, the quantity of ferrous salt which has been converted into ferric.

Scientific American Supplement, No. 401, September 8, 1883 Various

It remains a fact, however, that no matter with what skill and care the gasometric analysis is made, either gravimetrically or volumetrically, the calculation of the residual amount of oxygen presents the same difficulties in both cases.

Respiration Calorimeters for Studying the Respiratory Exchange and Energy Transformations of Man Francis Gano Benedict 1913