Príklady enveloping

• However, enveloping grasps have the benefit of being robust to variations in the contact locations, so determining them precisely is unnecessary.

• And the workspace of the cube-manipulator is, then, the intersection of the three enveloping solids.

• The musical experience is by its nature enveloping.

• It is ultimately the dimension by virtue of which things appear as enveloping one another rather than being juxtaposed.

• We can learn from the orchids and the butterflies, just as we can consider the forest enveloping them.

• Onward they pressed their standards and bore down on their opponents, enveloping them in the flames of their own torches.

• However, that region evolves rapidly and spreads quickly, halting when the disturbance spans a region enveloping the destabilizing bump.

• Nothing appeared to compromise its revolt against dehumanisation; nothing violated the defence that it erected between the individual and the enveloping system.

• The term described writing mixed with walking and skiing, an intense relationship with the hut and seasonal movements enveloping it.

• If the third definition is assumed, an "extension" must be there but must not have any thickness, if containing is to be understood as enveloping.

• The ultrastructural aspects of the enveloping cell during sporogenesis have been occasionally described as a gradual and generalized degeneration.

• Music circulates through this static visual field, enveloping and transfixing the figure of the singer.

• Such processes closely followed the contours of the tegument, enveloping the spines.

• The usual modesty of brickwork was transformed by the way it was applied to form an enveloping surface.

• The model still remains sinusoidal, and of fixed pluck envelope, so further work would concentrate on adding some noise sources and slight individual enveloping for all partials.