Examples of using Juxtaposing in English and their translations into Spanish
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The structure of the exhibition is conceived of as a series of duets juxtaposing pairs of artists
While we, on the contrary, by juxtaposing ourselves to others find ourselves in demand.
As in much of Prieto's work, the poetic play arises from the conceptual shock produced by juxtaposing two radically different realities.
Malraux decontextualised the artistic object with a view to determining its meaning by juxtaposing photographic details.
or a combination of both juxtaposing.
Abstract Metaphors help designers to understand unfamiliar design problems by juxtaposing them with known situations.
its production systems as a stage for poetic reflection, juxtaposing heavy machinery with the delicate light bulbs they produce.
That's why we have prepared this digital retreat, juxtaposing the words of Jesus' parable with the words of Pope Francis,
In a case such as this, simply juxtaposing the existing texts in the guide to practice would create very great complications for users;
This visit to the past that the series makes present in the aesthetic experience, juxtaposing moments distanced by half a century,
It is also important to note that the way science is being done(based on juxtaposing small groups with a head researcher) is moving towards more complex models,
issues of Caribbean cultural identity by juxtaposing parallel realities through photographs,
The Movement also feels that the report should contain a concise gap analysis juxtaposing existing scenarios
The basics of its arrangement consist in the juxtaposing of two volumes linked to concepts of aerodynamics,
Besides juxtaposing elements from high
the result of the incessant movement of its inhabitants, of the juxtaposing of their stories, of the never-ending friction
By juxtaposing these two seemingly unrelated issues,
the result is sophisticated alt-rock whose only flaw is a reliance on the emotional impact of juxtaposing slow openings
Ezra Pound called"luminous details", Pound's ideogrammic method of juxtaposing concrete instances to express an abstraction is similar to Cubism's manner of synthesizing multiple perspectives into a single image.
and his technique of juxtaposing blocks of sound is sometimes compared to that of Edgard Varèse.