Sentence examples for characteristic pictures from inspiring English sources

His most characteristic pictures depict figures resting outside an inn or a cottage with carts and horses.

His earlier works include some seascapes, but his characteristic pictures are northern landscapes with mountains, forests, log huts, and waterfalls.

His most characteristic pictures show quotidian American life during the second quarter of the century, especially through the description of its vernacular architecture, its outdoor advertising, the beginnings of its automobile culture, and its domestic interiors.

Multiple nodules (red arrows) throughout the cortex, that barely distort the outline of the gland, give it the characteristic picture of "beads on a string".

The results paint a characteristic picture of spatial pattern, gradients and landscape metrics, and thus illustrate spatial growth and future modelling of urban development in India.

Accordingly, the utilization of citations, especially as part of a comprehensive set of indicators, generates in principle a more complete, more characteristic picture of the research profile of a university or faculty (Jensen et al. 2009; Clermont and Dirksen 2016).

The syndrome has a characteristic picture but can be mistaken for other illnesses in some people, particularly those with neuroleptic malignant syndrome.

These movement abnormalities seem transient, and the clinical phenotype may rapidly evolve into a more characteristic picture that includes typical cataplexy.

In contrast to the pattern observed for endogenous S100A4, none of the recombinant proteins clearly displayed the characteristic picture of one main spot followed by gradually less intense spots, which would be expected for proteins altered by sequential PTMs.

In the case of initiation of cortical activity by thalamic input, a characteristic picture of current sinks originating in the granular layer and spreading to other cortical layers would be expected (Mitzdorf and Singer 1978; Mitzdorf 1985).

This case emphasizes that TMA can take a smouldering course in transplant patients without typical signs like severe thrombopenia or the characteristic picture of haemolytic-uremic syndrome with severe anemia and renal dysfunction.