Sentence examples similar to a didactic figure from inspiring English sources
He was not a didactic, authoritarian figure, but came across as a very open individual, a lover of jazz and of art, as well as politics.
In the few cases of networks in which spontaneous addition of new species resulted in the ignition of a novel viable loop, and thus novel cores, there always existed multiple attractors (see Figure 2. for a didactic example and Figure 4 for the network used in the evolutionary simulations).
Of course, the scenario given in Figure 9b1 b3 is a didactic one and in a tissue undergoing chronic injury, inflammation and wound healing the three conditions are likely to coexist, with an overall scenario in which the development of the disease results from the sum of both ROS-dependent damaging effects and changes in gene expression.
Sacred imagery was shown in a didactic and moralistic manner, with religious figures becoming marginalized and relegated to the background.
Haeckel arranged different species in developmental rows showing similar stages (Figure 1) – on the one hand to illustrate similarities between species with a didactic approach and on the other hand to support his idea of embryonic recapitulation (Biogenetisches Grundgesetz) [54].
Figure 3 [17] is a good example of how authors can use this as a didactic tool.
Made up of Indian-style Aesop's fables, religious parables and biographies of historical figures, they taught him about the great, and lesser-known, stories of India in a didactic format meant for young audiences.
This wasn't a didactic exercise.
She also has a didactic streak.
The sugar has a didactic purpose: glucose sustains life.
