Sentence examples for depictions based from inspiring English sources

Andrew Grassie's paintings seem like unobtrusive little things: photorealist depictions, based on photos, of other people's artworks and the spaces where art is made, shown or stored.

Even inanimate entities (such as different kinds of chairs or cars) can be grouped into tree-like depictions based on their similarities or differences" [ 47].

Few 60s films have worn as well as this depiction (based on Harper Lee's evocative novel) of a southern childhood and bigotry.

Mr. Braunstein defended his statements in the conference call, saying they were the most "accurate" depiction based on the information at the time.

For a graphical depiction based on the BK-plot [ 17, 18], see Figure 1.

The molecular depictions are based on published structural data, and the animations effectively depict molecular interactions and conformational changes.

The general opinion of scientists today is that many old European depictions were based on overfed captive birds or crudely stuffed specimens.

Of a little-known artist of the 18th century, Thomas Kerrich, a sketcher of skies and moons, Davidson writes: "The imitation of the long-admired Claudian afternoon light, or of the curt, purple twilights of the south have ended, to be replaced by a depiction … based on observation rather than idealisation … of northern native places".

The implementation of the depiction is based on the CDK and freely available (see "Experimental" section).

Mr. Fairey said that his original depiction of Mr. Obama, based on a photograph of the candidate and produced with the blessing, but not the financial backing, of the campaign, was a "grassroots" image that spread virally.

MRI in scrotal trauma assessment provides excellent depiction of hematomas based on the signal characteristics of blood products, i.e. hyperintense signal on T1-weighted images related to methaemoglobin, associated to hypointense on T2-weighted images perilesional hemosiderin rind.