Sentence examples for depicting the effects from inspiring English sources

Below, for example, is a screen grab of a slidable interactive graphic depicting the effects of elevated ocean acidity on a pteropod, an essential part of the marine food chain.

Müller is noted for her works depicting the effects of violence, cruelty and terror, typically set in communist Romania during the Nicolae Ceausescu regime, which she herself experienced.

Green Room is also, at times, exceptionally violent, with Saulnier adopting a more-is-more approach to depicting the effects of grievous bodily harm.

That's how the "Arrow" team came up with the real-world analogy of steroid abuse when depicting the effects of mirakuru, to which both Roy Harper and Slade Wilson have been exposed.

Critic Sabine Koellmann sees it in the line of his earlier novels such as "Conversación en la catedral" depicting the effects of authoritarianism, violence and the abuse of power on the individual.

Additive models depicting the effects of traffic, distance to nearest source, wind speed, temperature, and RH were created for each of the pollutants studied to assess the impacts of both the BQE and the WB simultaneously.

In depicting the effect that World War I has on her three young protagonists, Ms. Barker takes care never to sentimentalize them.

Thus, many studies have been reported depicting the effect of WA on suppression of NF-κB activation, but the mechanism behind this effect is still eluding the researchers.

And "Homebody/Kabul," which had its New York premiere just months after the attacks on Sept. 11, and played earlier this fall in a revised form at the Mark Taper Forum, depicts the effects of postcolonial civil decay in Britain and Afghanistan.

A series of figures which depict the effects of these parameters were generated.

Figure 8 right) depicts the effects of the heat absorption parameter (Q_{1}) on the temperature distribution.