Sentence examples for clear vignettes from inspiring English sources

It opens with a languorous chorus, divided into sections to set the scene in sharp, clear vignettes, and ends with the full chorus and orchestra, backed up here by St. Ignatius's wonderful, rafter-stirring organ, repeatedly proclaiming "Christ est ressuscité!" on dominant-tonic chords.

As already mentioned, the Vignette Generator is a tool for developing well-defined vignettes and systematic generation of vignette specifications.

The table clearly shows that for the clear case vignettes this agreement was substantial or almost perfect (ranging from 62% to 97%), apart from case vignette no. 12 for which agreement was moderate (46%).

Moreover, when we based the classification (in further analysis) on the judgments of the 49 experienced family physicians the correlations were even higher for the clear-case vignettes and virtually absent for the ambiguous-case vignettes.

As hypothesized we found that the correlations between the reference labels and corresponding items were high for the clear-case vignettes (0.59 – 0.72) and low for the ambiguous-case vignettes (0.08 – 0.08).

The first general hypothesis for construct validity, that there is a moderate to high correlation between the reference labels of the clear-case vignettes and the answers given by the 49 family physicians from the validation study to items reflecting the sense of reassurance (item 1) or the sense of alarm (item 2 6), was confirmed (see Table 5).

This search is also clear in little dance vignettes whose spare aesthetic combines the pedestrian (walking and jogging for example) and the classical (beautifully curving and controlled arms, small steps in which the heel touches first and rocks forward to the toes).

Instead of the striated glass pendant fixtures that are used elsewhere in the showroom, the fixtures over this vignette are clear glass, with shimmering glass fringe hanging inside.

Sandra Markle tells Darwin's story in clear prose spiced with interesting vignettes (like the time young Charles stored a bombardier beetle in his mouth — bad idea), and Zina Saunders brings the scenes alive with colorful woodcut illustrations.

Based on these results, we distinguished between a group of vignettes featuring a clear role for gut feelings ('clear-case' vignettes) and a group with a more ambiguous role for gut feelings ('ambiguous-case' vignettes).

The classification of case vignettes into a clear-case vignette group and an ambiguous one was consistent with actual practice with sometimes vague presentations of disease pictures and diagnostic uncertainty.