Sentence examples for animation represents from inspiring English sources
In a sense, the animation represents a return to roots for an opera whose primary source, a short, serialized novel by Rudolf Tesnohlidek, was itself based on a series of cartoon drawings by Stanislav Lolek.
Clay animation represents an even smaller niche within a specialized technique; in 1985 the Portland-based Will Vinton Studio, famed for the California Raisins television commercials, produced the first clay animation feature-length film, "The Adventures of Mark Twain," which was not a box-office success.
Her universal animation represents a kind of awakening: a sudden sense, after much struggle, of the entire world as active, of all things and qualities as fluid, as engaged in a process of meaningful becoming.
These splitting events were located in time based on the Brown and van Tuinen (2011) map, and shown during the animated parts of the visualization as one dot splitting into two during the animation representing the appropriate time before present.
The simulation is then run to allow cells to reach new states, resulting in an animation representing the temporal evolution of the cells' states.
Note that this is a slightly different use of the "wind," which in all other animations represents only exogenously applied signals.
It's hard to exaggerate what a departure these animations represent for Mr. Isay, a man so ardent in his devotion to the human voice that he has suggested that it might be the container for the soul.
This was further facilitated by the production of animations representing the simultaneous positions of birds and vessels (see Video S1).
Health states were explained by written text and small animations representing the information.
Last month, Mr. Short and Mr. Verrone clashed over whether animation writers represented by Mr. Short's organization should be able to keep working if animation writers represented by Mr. Verrone's group went on strike.
A so-called conceptual animation is represented, being a sequence of QTC-relations, following the constraints imposed by qualitative reasoning.
