Sentence examples for commonly drawn from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the reaction curves, although commonly drawn as narrow lines, may actually represent wider reaction zones.

In the plastics industry, polymer films are commonly drawn to increase the film strength.

The most obvious (and commonly drawn) analogy is with abstract art: primary shapes, blocked colours, modular non-representational arrangements.

His current philosophical project has to do with the commonly drawn distinction between the "historical" and the "exact" sciences.

And now for the person of herself: she was laid under a pavilion of cloth-of-gold of tissue, apparelled like the goddess Venus commonly drawn in picture".

For a building subdivision, ownership boundaries are commonly drawn on floor plans, with cross-sections or isometric diagrams used to represent the 3D property rights.

They commonly draw on what we call a "personal well"—a defined source for positive energy.

The free ensemble performances in the churches commonly draw an audience of 250 people, more than many of the chamber performances at Powell Hall.

Although trained to speak in the erudite Classical language, acting troupes commonly drew their membership from one of the lowest social groups in society: prostitutes.

The occasion was a recent Grand Rounds presentation at the University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine, where he addressed a standing-room-only crowd of (mostly) young interns for an event that more commonly draws a smattering of attendees.

Our findings revealed that participants most commonly drew on their experiences of clinical leadership in hospitals.