Sentence examples for appearance of classic from inspiring English sources

The Ultimate edition includes several professional plug-ins for more picturesque pizazz, like a green-screen feature for adding special effects and the Red Giant Software Magic Bullet Looks tool, which lets you simulate the visual appearance of classic movies and film stocks.

The tumors in the SmoA1+; Pten +/+ mice showed a uniform pattern of "small round blue cells" arranged in sheets with molding of the tumor cell nuclei against each other and numerous mitoses and karyorrhectic tumor nuclei, recapitulating the appearance of classic medulloblastomas in humans.

In this second year, the VA, OCT, and fundus examinations are obligatory in all visits because the appearance of classic sings of reactivation make it necessary to shorten the injection interval.

As expected, the wild-type p16INK4a protein promoted rapid cell cycle arrest that was associated at later time points with the onset of senescence and the appearance of classic senescence markers, including enlarged cells with heterochromatic foci and SA-β-gal activity.

And it's a telling point that the biggest reaction to anything at the showing I went to of Skyfall came on the appearance of the classic Aston Martin.

Despite its bigger size, clever design work helps retain the feisty spirit and purposeful, over-the-road appearance of the classic MINI.

Like outsize wheels and deep-tinted glass, few aftermarket upgrades can insult the appearance of a classic sports car as profoundly as a cheap GPS navigation unit suction-mounted to the inside of the windscreen.

We ascertained the correct position of the catheter tip by the appearance of the classic central venous pressure (CVP) wave form on the monitor.

Accordingly, the additional deletion of terc (the RNA component of telomerase) in Wrn mice resulted in shortened telomeres, with the appearance of the classic phenotypes of accelerated aging, i.e. grey hair, osteoporosis, alopecia and premature death [ 38].

No appearance of Randall Jarrell's classic "Next Day," which begins: "Moving from Cheer to Joy, from Joy to All,/I take a box/And add it to my wild rice".

The company believes its restoration of the classic appearance of the building pays off in terms of attracting buyers.