Sentence examples for by a squiggle representing from inspiring English sources
In two variations on the theme of Monroe, the siren's face is obscured by a squiggle representing a fist.
This squiggle represents the chromatin material such as DNA and proteins.
It is a strange step to go from that to a squiggle that represents a sound.
Squiggle's job should just be drawing a squiggle, and there should be another procedure, something like poly, that combines squiggles into a symmetrical pattern.
Instead of a nose being drawn, its presence is semaphored by a dash or a squiggle.
If you have recorded correctly you should see a lot of blue squiggles to represent the audio file.
The grandfather has some sort of dementia: he doesn't always remember things and even forgets who the little bear is, heartbreakingly illustrated by a "confused" squiggle above the grandfather's head.
That's because the erratic squiggle is, effectively, the sum of a number of much more regular squiggles, which represent different frequencies of sound.
He would continually paint over his female figures — one day slumped, the next erect; the face articulated, then later a squiggle as if by a second-grader.
Photo by Nancy A. Ruhling Bill painted a squiggle wave in the bathroom.
But it's rather an ugly process to have to edit squiggle in order to change not what a squiggle looks like but how the squiggles fit into a larger picture.
