Sentence examples for are figured as from inspiring English sources

Carbon nanotubes are molecular-scale tubes which are figured as hollow cylindrical bars of graphitic carbon at molecular scale with outstanding properties.

While Kristeva's own focus is less on what is abjected than the process of abjection, that is, less on the expelled non-object than on the violence of separation that brings objects (and others) into being, her work provides the theoretical underpinnings to ask questions about who bears the burden of abjection, how and why some are figured as inhuman, animal, or alien.

Laboratory studies – even in the research proposal for a laboratory study – are figured as second-best options for work which, requiring specialist equipment or potentially risky medical interventions, simply could not be done on a mountain for technical or ethical reasons.

But really it is about the new politics of youth - where politics is figured as melodrama.

The Mason-Dixon Line could be figured as a North American Iron Curtain.

In Carson's work, this poverty is figured as a form of unexpected wealth.

The down payment is figured as a percentage of the total cost of the project (land and construction costs).

(61) —In a Cars.com ad, a man's "confidence" (which is figured as some sort of conjoined-twin head) sings amateurish R&B.

The book's unstable symbolism extends to the asylum, which is figured as a desert paradise, a prison and, controversially, the state of Israel itself.

The powerful size of the pore was figured as the mean distances across of scaffold pores.

Armillaria aotearoa is figured as Armillaria sp. in Hood (1992, Fig. 130).