Sentence examples for comparative drawings from inspiring English sources
b Simplified phylogeny of synapsids showing the distribution of bony secondary palates among major groups, as well as comparative drawings of the snouts of various synapsids (internal nostrils highlighted with gray shading).
It has also been claimed that certain former pieces of evidence for evolution which are now considered out-of-date and erroneous, such as Ernst Haeckel's 19th-century comparative drawings of embryos, used to illustrate his Recapitulation theory ("Ontogeny recapitulates Phylogeny"), were not merely errors but frauds.
The material gathered during the workshop will be collected in a Field Report with original drawings and comparative systems analysis that explores innovative infrastructures.
The culmination of two years of research has been laid out in the form of architectural drawings, diagrams, and comparative analysis alongside photographs of the splendour and decay.
Draw several gesture drawings.
Richardson's thorough analysis of comparative embryology provides evidence that Haeckel's drawings are idealistic representations of embryos, falsely highlighting similarities and ignoring differences among animals (Richardson 1995).
In 1991 the National Gallery of Scotland subjected the painting to close comparative scrutiny, using other versions of the picture as well as related drawings by Leonardo and other artists (see The Art Newspaper, No. 13, December 1991, p.2).
As for Mr. Jones, he had not initially fulfilled the commission's requirements for window work, which require "photographs, drawings and descriptive material" of the original windows, as well as "manufacturers' catalog cuts or drawings with comparative dimensions, details of construction, configuration, color and finish" of the replacement units.
His last years were spent on a final work of anatomical analysis: A Comparative Anatomical Exposition of the Structure of the Human Body, with that of a Tiger and Common Fowl, for which he completed 100 drawings and 18 engravings.
To analyse our ethnographic notes, we used a traditional approach of immersion in the text through repeated reading (and studying any drawings in a similar way), thereby developing provisional analytic categories and iteratively refining these categories by the constant comparative method (comparing our analysis to date with new data as these emerged) [ 36].
