Sentence examples for depicted in terms from inspiring English sources

The mechanisms are then depicted in terms of contact forces and their spatial and temporal distributions.

And all of it is depicted in terms of real dancing.

Abstract: The death of Turnus, which is depicted in terms evocative of sacrificial rite, evinces a close interconnection between ritual and poetics in Vergil's Aeneid.

Though Oregon is often depicted in terms of Douglas fir-filled forests, the truth is that half the state is a water-starved desert.

(Prior to this, networks had been depicted in terms of boxes, grids, straight lines, and direct arrows, rather than the squiggles and curls of these new renderings).

Individuals are merely depicted in terms of a desire to belong to a community, progressing from a peripheral participation position to a more central one.

Des Walsh, the Herbalife president, defends the company's nutrition clubs, which Mr. Ackman depicted in "demeaning terms".

The imagery revival was depicted in dramatic terms as "the return of the ostracized" (Holt, 1964; cf. Haber, 1970), as "a dimension of mind rediscovered" (Kessell, 1972), and as marking "a paradigm shift in psychology" (Neisser, 1972b).

When things are looking up for them, it's no big bother to tune in to some radio talk at the lunatic fringe end of the right wing radio dial and hear about the battle between ideological opposites depicted in eliminationist terms.

In fact, Victor is depicted in particularly ludicrous terms.

Mr. Zuckerberg was depicted in breathless, glowing terms for having, in essence, moved money from one pocket to the other.