Sentence examples for a close image from inspiring English sources

The right side image is a close image showing a shell-type structure.

However, a close image analysis revealed a number of protein spots whose intensities were remarkably changed after the DFMO treatment, and these were selected for protein identification by MS. Representative gels for both control and DFMO-treated cells are shown in Fig. 6, and proteins identified in the selected spots are listed in Table 2.

A closing image of Jiro's house, with the boy "fast asleep in his own bed" while a crane flies above in the light of the full moon, assures us that Jiro's dreams will continue to sustain him.

We move outside for a closing image worthy of Fellini: the small hut, so light and festive within, warmed by the steam of rice, is marooned in a landscape of night and drifting snow.

In a closing image of immersion in water, a possible baptism, the Girl's transition begins: from being a half-formed thing to becoming herself, in all her vulnerable vitality.

A closing image of the lone artist, anxiously culling moments from life to be preserved in art, is meant, I suspect, to come off as melancholy, if not tragic.

Oct. 19, 5 04 p.m. | Updated | Robert Hirsch, a veteran of decades of fusion research, has weighed in on issues that he sees limiting the prospects of the tokamak approach as a practical energy source.] As a closing image, here's the breakdown of energy research investments by the world's most powerful countries (members of the International Energy Agency):.

David Mitchell's scenery, specifically his backdrops, provides some of the most beautiful moments in the ballet: at the start, as Tchaikovsky's breathtaking music plays, each drop reveals a closer image of King Florestan's castle, creating the illusion that we are moving forward.

Patch test is the only clinically implemented type-4 hypersensitivity test, but lymphocyte transformation assay has been proposed as giving a closer image of the hypersensitivity generated from internal metal exposure from joint arthroplasties (Schalock et al. 2012).

A painter can put before us what seems to be a very authentically close image of a real thing.

"I wanted to work in another way – yes, in the same circus, but focus on the daily life, looking for an intimate and close image," he said.