EIGHT BASIC EFFORT ACTIONS: LABAN’S MOVEMENT THEORY Terms: 1. Kinesphere: space within our reach‚ or our personal space. It moves with you as you travel. 2. Dimensions: a. Up-down (high‚ middle‚ deep) b. Left-right c. Forward-backward d. Diagonal 3. Flow of Movement: a. Bound flow – can be stopped at any time (pause). b. Free Flow – difficult to stop suddenly. 4. Space: Movement can be linear (direct) or curved (flexible). 5. Time: Time can be very personal
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different types of feelings for example a smooth texture would be relaxing and clean looking to me. Last but not the least space is the last element in visuals that we experience when we see sculptures‚ architecture‚ and even in some paintings. After reading chapter 4 on visual elements I understand the importance of space in artwork as before I too use to think of it as a big void space nonetheless it helps give definition along with the other visual
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Skylab‚ there was very little solid research done Each of the Skylab missions would be longer in length with Skylab 1 starting with 4 weeks followed by Skylab 2 at 8 weeks and finally Skylab 3 at 12 weeks. Every detail of the astronauts’ life in space was to be recorded for future examination and there was little left to chance. Virtually every minute of each day was spelled out by the flight control directors on the ground and the rigid timelines were to be followed to the letter. The astronauts
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from the perspective of the central symbol of the actual physical domestic space of the house. The characterization of Mrs. Ramsey‚ who is identified as being the guardian‚ or the ‘angel of the house’‚ cannot be separated from the actual physical space itself. Just as the walls and doors of the house serve to keep out and protect the inhabitants from the outside world‚ Mrs. Ramsey works to create a domestic space where she can shield the people from the effects of modern life and offer
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Content Introduction: Typomorphological study Shahjahanabad‚ Walled city‚ New Delhi‚ India as an Example Methods of analysis reviewed 1. SAR Method : N.J.Habraken Shahjahanabad as example 2. Image of the city : Kevin Lynch Shahjahanabad as example Conclusion References Introduction: The City A city can be defined as a juxtaposition of different layers‚ relationships developed over a period of time between the living inhabitants‚ the physical structure and social aspects
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Sound‚ space and place in soundscape compositions and ambient music reflect the relationship individuals have with the environment. Soundscape compositions and ambient music are asking the listener to take the time to hear sounds that they might typically ignore. In paying attention to sounds‚ individual’s will gain a new understanding about their surroundings. Work by artists such as Brian Eno and Hildegard Westerkamp demonstrate how sounds can convey a sense of place. The relationship between
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Safety Stock James Pappas Logistics Management and Operations‚ TLMT 353‚ Spring 15 American Public University Professor Ernest Hughes 15 June 2015 Safety Stock Safety stock is the parts buffer a business builds into the production line to ensure the through put is not interrupted. Running a successful business means ensuring customer satisfaction to the fullest extent possible. Time is a vital resource in business and not something that the consumer wants to waste. The ability
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high) Retail area 19‚000 ft2 (same as existing) Hotel 200 rooms‚ 91‚500 ft2 of rooms over 10 floors Figure 3: Proposed Change In the nutshell‚ the car park and retail area will remain unchanged‚ while there will have slightly changes in terms of the space of office unit due to the construction of the building entrance. Besides that‚ there is an additional of 10 floors on the building for hotel operation. 2.2 Timescale of the project Figure 4 The figure above shows the timescale of the redevelopment
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Executive Confined spaces A brief guide to working safely This leaflet explains what you‚ as an employer‚ may need to do to protect your employees when working in confined spaces. It will also be useful to the self-employed or employees and their representatives. The leaflet will help you take the necessary action to meet the requirements of the Confined Spaces Regulations 1997. Confined spaces can be deadly A number of people are killed or seriously injured in confined spaces each year in
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