As we engage in more advanced forms of mimêsis, imitation gives way to representation and depiction, where we need not be regarded as attempting to copy anyone or anything in any narrow sense of the term.
This differed from the later Greek depiction where the horns pointed forward.
The result is an ironic depiction where the nature that once served as a way for ancient poets to find inner peace is supplanted with the realities of city life and its congestion, traffic, flashy billboards, and cargo ships.
Fig. 1 gives an example of an alternative depiction, where thickness of a line reflects percentage of genes shared between two genomes.
When the coefficient of co-localization for pAKT-PML was determined, it illustrated an opposite depiction, where the coefficient value for co-localization decreased uniformly with increasing duration of inhibition of CK2 activity.
Behavioural economic theory contains a related depiction where stimuli carry information about the probability of a particular response producing an outcome, which is commensurated with outcome value, response effort etc. to produce a relative utility estimates which determines performance of the response (Cisek, 2007).
"Phonokinetoscope" reverses the usual shape those depictions take, where the spectator is drawn into the rich landscape of the character's mind.
Nancy's character is also a fair depiction of where Morris, then a TV writer, found herself at that point in her life.
It is a good depiction of where we're headed.
3. The point of 'herself ' is that the proposition Lois is trying to make true is one she would express with 'I'; see (Kaplan 1986, 276, n.5). 4. But not for physical depiction verbs, where Hamlet ellipsis is not meaning-preserving: if someone paints Mary imagining a unicorn, the unicorn figure may clearly be depicted as a figment of Mary's imagination.
