Sentence examples for animal representations from inspiring English sources

Synagogues from a later though pre-emancipation period (before the 18th century) were often decorated with animal repre-emancipation period

He describes the contrasts between animal representations of space and time and distinctively human ways of thinking about them.

Although such markings are sometimes included in Assyrian, Achaemenian, and even Urartian animal representations of the ancient Middle East, they seldom appear on those of purely Scythian origin.

Some scholars see the human and animal representations as evidence of the use of magical rites to ensure success in hunting or to guarantee fertility.

During the Roman occupation of Israel, the presence of battle standards containing animal representations was looked upon as an affront, while extreme pietists would not even handle Roman coinage because of the images stamped on it.

Animal representations include tracks of a cluster of emus from a place called Napperby, on the artist's country, as well as those left by the rock wallaby, or Mala, men journeying north from Port Augusta in South Australia, as well as, on the left hand edge of the picture, those of two groups of dingoes going to a place called Warrabri.

Animal representation of approximate quantities.

Pearce (2015) in her thesis on animal representation in nature documentaries by David Attenborough similarly commented that animals have become "a commodified visual product to be consumed by viewing audiences" (p.11).

The aim is to consider environmental constraints on the pastoral component of prehistoric economies in terms of the limiting factors on the animals themselves, through a simple comparison of prehistoric domestic animal representation and use across the steppe to modern data on livestock numbers across this region.

Although this large animal representation of nonsymmetrical chest disease is appealing as one in which the compressive forces created by the large effusion cause disproportionately ipsilateral lung collapse and rib cage expansion, it must be emphasized that the thoracic anatomies of the pig and human are not equivalent [22].

To quantify this trend, we analyzed a large set of runs included in 25 trajectories, each trajectory corresponding to a different animal (representation of a subset of 10 trajectories in Figure 6D).