Sentence examples for depicting the complex from inspiring English sources

Richard Parry does a credible job of depicting the complex tactical decisions that confronted the general, and here and there you sense the anguish that the historical Grant must have felt about what he put his family through.

Beside them on the floor, for the taking, are neat piles of 24 large-format photographic posters by the artist Edson Chagas depicting the complex contradictions of a post-independent African metropolis.

Being able to achieve higher accuracy in depicting the complex fiber architecture, DSI may help improve localization of the seizure-induced epileptic foci.

The application of metagenomics in agriculture also proved to be appropriate for depicting the complex patterns of interactions occurring among microorganisms in soil [44] and in plant rhizosphere [45], as well as in specific tissues or organs [6, 46, 47].

This study sought to determine whether RUC changes surgical management by more accurately depicting the complex ureteral and ureterocele anatomy, compared with renal ultrasound (US) and voiding cystourethrography (VCUG).

The tomographic ability to produce reconstructed images allows computed tomography (CT) compared to radiography to excel in depicting the complex anatomical structures of the head [ 2].

The Job's plot had demonstrated that Δδ β-CD CA ('H' resonance) was maximum at 'r' = 0.5 and highly symmetrical shape depicting the complexes of all Eos-host had 1 1 stoichiometry (Fig. 8a) and binding constants between oils-β-CD CA were given by Scott's plot as shown in Table 3 and Fig. 8b).

Al-Shaykh depicts the complex nature of this relationship in vivid colour.

The film depicts the complex relationship between a charismatic guru (played by Hoffman) and one of his disciples (Joaquin Phoenix) in the years after World War II.

The scene is reminiscent "of the good old days when the East End was still a refuge and nurturing environment for professional and semi-pro artists," said Steven Gaines, who depicted the complex relationship between artists and property owners in his book on the Hamptons, "Philistines at the Hedgerow" (Little, Brown, 1998).

The model depicts the complex hydrodynamics in commercial cross-flow modules.