More precisely, they are more elongated near the attachment point and unstretched at the free end, as depicted on the drawing.
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It was Frankenthaler who created the technique of staining : a process using thinned paint and gravity on an unstretched and untreated canvas.
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The heat setting step prevents the film from shrinking back to its original unstretched shape and locks in the molecular orientation in the film plane.
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She lives and works in her Kent cottage, producing extremely large paintings on unstretched, unprimed canvas, in her signature loose, spontaneous style.
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If the system was to be used mainly for graphics, the monitor could be installed with an unstretched grid leaving ends of the screen permanently unused.
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Where x ( s ), y ( s ) and z ( s ) describe the deformed centerline and s is the ( unstretched ) arclength.
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He dots his roughly patched, unstretched surfaces with beads, safety pins and amuletlike cloth packets, and often attaches a wood staff as a finishing touch.
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The area of the circle sector is half the radian measure of the angle between the " unstretched " lines; scale that up to get the area of the ellipse sector.
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In Scholder's " Heading Toward Extinction, " the animals wander off the edge of the unstretched canvas into an undefined fiery glow that we must understand as their doom.
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Beginning in the mid-1960s, he began to create eccentrically-shaped painted wood reliefs, followed by ideograms made of galvanized tin, and unstretched, shaped canvases dyed in offbeat colors.
