Sentence examples for changing depictions of from inspiring English sources

In response, Mr. Gehry changed the design, replacing the child Eisenhower with a 20-year-old West Point cadet Eisenhower, and changing depictions of two famous photographs into statues instead of bas-reliefs.

Also featured are pieces from Kelley's "Kandors" project, where the artist made glowing models of futuristic cities, which morphed to mimic their changing depictions in the "Superman" series where they got their name.

It also names major organizations that have taken part in changing their depiction of disability as a result of this campaign, which began as a guerrilla art project in Cambridge, Mass.

On the other hand, you have probably heard something very different too; that the demands for changing these depictions is part of some sinister campaign to offer a "revisionist" history of India by "Hindu Nationalist" groups.

In place of psychology or even pathology you get biological depictions of the changing state of Otilia's (as her real name turns out to be) vagina and breasts that come across merely as salacious.

And then there's its depiction of the changing face of American race relations, rendered in microcosm in the dynamic between a lady and her driver.

The depiction of the changing use of social space is one photographers have long considered and this work is set to expand the debate further.

Drawing on heretofore unpublished data, the book provides the most comprehensive contemporary depiction of the changing nature of academic work and what it means to be a college or university faculty member in the second decade of the twenty-first century.

Sookyoung Kong's interactive LED pieces emphasize the essence of time as contained in our observation of natural phenomena, such as the depiction of the changing appearance of the moon's reflection on the surface of a pond.

The show is a departure for Thiel who is best know for his large-scale depictions of the changing man-made landscapes of Berlin, the city he lives in.

Experimentally and computationally derived networks, such as protein-protein interaction networks, regulatory networks or metabolic networks, provide static depictions of the dynamically changing cellular environment.