Sentence examples for abstract vignettes from inspiring English sources

Along with some fish-eyed close-ups of pretty young women he was trying to impress, Evans composed abstract vignettes and snapped street signs that let him fool around with words and puns as he had done decades earlier and generally better.

He took 2,600 pictures with the new camera, lots of fish-eye close-ups of friends, and especially of young women he was trying to impress, but also tightly cropped abstract vignettes that reprise basic themes from the 1920's and 30's, now in the SX-70's garish colors, which he clearly embraced.

The abstract vignettes that make up this rare video based issue of FELT were made by experimental filmmaker and Emmy-nominated animator Thomas McMahan (Outstanding Title Design - Marvel's Jessica Jones, 2016).

(X ≥ Altitude ≥ Y). 4. Production of concrete vignette specifications for different simulation environments: From every abstract vignette that complies with the requirements of a given simulation environment, the Vignette Generator should be able to generate a number of concrete vignette specifications in a specified format (e.g., XML) that can be loaded in the simulation environment.

This is due to two facts: 1) the concepts proposed here build on general abstractions of distributed systems composed of multiple mobile agents; and 2) the way use cases are formally specified as abstract models of vignettes [6] in terms of state machines [7].

Further, although the vignettes were abstract in form the decision task was very familiar to the midwife participants, less so for the obstetricians.

Intuitively, a vignette corresponds to an abstract machine program, and a vignette execution corresponds to an abstract machine run.

As explained in the vignette, the abstract is an important part of the publication of a randomised, controlled trial (RCT).

To minimise potential attribution bias (Albertsen et al, 2000; Black et al, 2002), an international Cause of Death Evaluation (CODE Committeee reviews clinical information abstracted from medical records (vignettes) on all possible prostate cancer deaths in both arms of the trial (independent chair: professor Peter Albertsen, Connecticut, USA).

"He wrote from very short paragraphs to small vignettes - very abstract in many cases and very bizarre and obscene," Baryshnikov says.

Based on common concepts of computational logic and discrete mathematics, we formalize vignette specifications as abstract state machine (ASM) models [7, 14].