Sentence examples for characteristic illustration from inspiring English sources

A well-travelled tale — recounted in more than one book about Scorsese — and, I think, easily misconstrued, seemingly a vignette about neurotic perfectionism but actually a wholly characteristic illustration of the multilayered subtext that underlies his finest work.

The rapprochement established between text, painted borders, margin spaces, and illustration is characteristic of both Eastern and Western manuscript paintings.

The characteristics of a Jack Kirby illustration are easily distinguished: extravagantly costumed heroes and nefarious villains locked in titanic struggles; foreshortened fists, feet and muscles that seem to pop off the page; intricately detailed settings meant to conjure the ancient past or suggest the distant future.

Figure 3 Illustration, J - V characteristics, and IPCE of solar cells.

In the second part, we analyze as an illustration the current characteristics of the organic square of entrepreneurship in the French context.

The design on these coins was expected to feature the same George Washington image found in the obverse of the original issues, while the reverse would depict illustrations of something characteristic to that location.

An iconic illustration of these characteristics is provided by Braitenberg's sequence of hypothetical artificial vehicles (Braitenberg 1984).

The Item Characteristic Curves (ICCs) provides a graphical illustration of the expected score on a particular PANSS item as a function of overall psychopathology severity.

The writer Jane Jacobs, who died two years ago and lived in the West Village for much of her life, considered her block a living illustration of the urban characteristics she called ideal: density, diversity and dynamism.

Interviewers used illustrations depicting each TPP characteristic to facilitate discussion.

During the FGDs and IDIs, interviewers used illustrations depicting each TPP characteristic to facilitate discussion.