Sentence examples for depict well from inspiring English sources

However, the basic architecture and content have not been disturbed as they depict well the basic gas exchange principles common to all mammals as well as the comparative abilities for respiration across the range of mammals, from tiny to enormous.

Tables 1 and 2 depict well history information of the S48 unit.

For example, one affordance that tree diagrams can depict well, depending upon the specific tree, is the significance of shared descent and a macroevolutionary pattern that shows a unitary origin of life (Torrens and Barahona 2012).

Terrain classification data for central New Zealand (Fig. 17) and the Cameroon line (Fig. 18) also depict well of volcanoes and other mountains in addition to alluvial or coastal lowlands.

As noted elsewhere (Haddad et al. 2011a, b, p. 46), the existing, commonly used policy tools to address issues related to the economic impacts of transportation infrastructure policies do not depict well critical channels through which exogenous and transportation policy shocks are transmitted to the various dimensions of regional economic structures.

It goes without saying that the traditional way of calculating the prevalence of dental caries does not depict well the efforts made by the dental community in serving the population, as a lower prevalence cannot be shown post treatment.

Observations of spatio-temporal thermal patterns on evaporating porous surfaces adjacent to bluff-body obstacles depict well-defined and persistent zonation of evaporation rates that were used to construct a simple mechanistic model for surface turbulence interactions.

In the show's 100 or so ukiyo-e, or color woodblock prints, valiant samurai turn out to be Kabuki actors in costume; refined landscapes depict well-trodden tourist sites; and images of classical beauties accompanied by poems are more often than not portraits of courtesans.

In this show's 100 or so ukiyo-e, or color woodblock prints (drawn from the collection of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts), valiant samurai turn out to be Kabuki actors in costume; refined landscapes depict well-trodden tourist sites; and images of classical beauties accompanied by poems are more often than not portraits of courtesans.

The difference between an increase in 1.5 degrees Celsius and 2 degrees Celsius is depicted well in this interactive from the New York Times.

In fibrous root systems, like that of rice, the GSA of the shallowest crown roots is an important root parameter because it depicts well the global shape of the root system.