Sentence examples for a linear picture from inspiring English sources

The analysis of BR signaling and BR synthesis mutant plants subjected to stress failed to provide a linear picture of the involvement of BR in drought stress adaptation.

Although paleoanthropologist Ian Tattersall, who did not participate in this research, told LiveScience from Laos in Southeast Asia that "this is a most amazing and important specimen," he added, "I believe it is a mistake to force it into Homo erectus in the interests of maintaining a linear picture of human evolution.

Sequential features are marked proportionally in a linear picture of the block sequence, so as to present a global view of the h2h genomic region; the positive and negative expression correlation values are represented as proportional red and green colour shades, respectively, with dataset IDs linked back to the GEO database.

Telling a story means establishing a narrative, and the logical narrative of a story about the coast is a continuous linear picture of the coastline in question.

And later this year it will introduce an adventure travel program with Richard Bangs, a self-styled trip leader, who had worked for Mr. Moore at MSN. "I come from a medium which allows you to represent a pretty static linear picture," Mr. Braun said.

Here are a few close ups that make it easier to see the hundreds of tiny straight lines behind Browne's linear picture.

He also accurately describes some of the problems associated with the miscommunication and states (Wells 2000, 195): "Since the 1950s, neo-Darwinian paleontologists have been actively campaigning to replace the old linear picture of horse evolution with the branching tree".

Literally, this concept means "having no measure in common", and it figures prominently in arguments against a linear and standpoint-independent picture of scientific progress.

With "Kitten's First Full Moon," in which the young hero mistakes the moon for a bowl of milk, ­Henkes pares down to the essentials: a linear story in black-and-white pictures, a single character and a straightforward book design with a bold sans serif typeface.

He sees it fitting into a big picture: "You go from a linear economy system where you produce waste for landfill or incineration, to one in which you make your products from materials that you can endlessly recycle".

By explaining how urban development was not just a linear process, his research provided a more nuanced picture of the expansion of industrial modernity into China.