horizontality

IPA: hɔrʌzˈɑntˈæɫʌti

noun

  • horizontalness
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Examples of "horizontality" in Sentences

  • In an interview with the FT 18 June 2004 Skouris was asked, Is the 'horizontality' of the Charter stable?
  • Instead of a vertical donor-recipient approach to aid giving, south-south cooperation SSC emphasises horizontality and mutuality.
  • Rosalind Krauss has recently argued that this kind of "horizontality" is a feature of abstract expressionist visual art (Bois and Krauss 93-103).
  • According to Faur's analysis, the Jewish model of horizontality allows for an open dialogue of ideas based on what he has called "alphabetical Judaism."
  • It balances the bland horizontality of the two existing theaters by rising above them, giving the entire building vertical energy and a centering, focusing nodal point.
  • There were also a number of loud prophecies about the future of everything-from books on paper to "horizontality" to the fate of copyright law-including the future of BEA itself.
  • No building is taller than the usual seven stories; the low-lying horizontality matches the long stretch of the piazza itself, and balances the vertical heft of the central obelisk and the church towers.
  • In the context of the celebration of 'horizontality' that characterised the emergence of the alterglobalisation movement, some consider the evolution of hubs per se to be a sign of centralisation, and therefore tend to try to avoid them.
  • In this formulation, the Floating Green, by Ling Fan, is a stretch of lawn that appears to have rebelled against horizontality by springing from the ground, doing an elegant twist and then settling into a vertically folded position to offer passers-by a place to sit.

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