Sentence examples for depicted via from inspiring English sources
Stained glass and a head of state are depicted via the designers' trademark craftsmanship, which features chunky jewels and intricate, coloured beading.
These are sometimes depicted via lyrics that are clever and moving: "When someone tells you they can't live without you, they ain't lying," sings White on Missing Pieces.
And they are occasionally depicted via lyrics that suggest Jack White might be the most infuriating person imaginable to get into a domestic with.
They are sometimes depicted via lyrics that are completely hysterical in every sense of the phrase: "Your momma was a bastard, had your bastard face all over the scene," howls Trash Tongue Talker.
Effectiveness and performance of the proposed control schemes are depicted via several simulation examples.
The response deviation between WTS and WT is depicted via time domain response analysis.
In imagining--and depicting via photography--exactly what it is all these statues of historical figures littering our urban landscapes are actually looking at, Osman is begging the question of what, due to the limitations of time and space, we humans are not looking at.
Furthermore, respondents' scores are depicted graphically via a bar chart that compares the respondents' behaviour (e.g., the number of alcoholic drinks a day) with the guideline for this behaviour.
In addition, PedsQL™ scores at FU were compared among groups of subjects experiencing 0, 1, 2, or 3 poor outcomes, using one-way ANOVA, and depicted graphically via box plots of means, interquartile ranges, and 95% confidence intervals.
Therefore, and without elaborating on the technologies of the internet, it is perhaps useful to establish the manner in which employability is depicted by HEIs via their web-based presence in consideration of the content of the webpage, its context and the priority it is given.
Moreover, as discrete models are only one step removed from the common way of depicting networks via wiring diagrams (often referred to as cartoons), they can serve as a natural, more rigorous, language in which to express the relationships among the molecular species in the diagram.
