Sentence examples for depictions with from inspiring English sources
Chemical depictions with equal company logo can be used as a marketing instrument to increase corporate identity.
Finally, in order to provide consistent depictions with the climatological results from SABER in part 1 and CTMT in following sections, these tidal determinations are vector averaged to obtain a single annual climatology.
Only one year after Manet's "Olympia," Courbet upped the ante on NSFW depictions with his naturalistic view of the world's origin -- aka, a close-up portrait of the vulva.
I am thinking about the stunning gap between the image of the sad screamers on the Mall during the week, with the strangest and cruelest depictions with harsh words and how it contrasts with the leadership I have seen exhibited in this House.
In the revised intervention, we tried to make this relationship clearer by reinforcing the visual depictions with an added short text box, thus giving the reader key information in two complementary ways.
In Bigelow's defense, she says the film is neutral, and that detractors are "confusing depiction with endorsement".
Coached by Jacques d'Amboise, a noted portrayer of the title role, the cast turned what has become a cool Apollonian ritual into an equally valid depiction, with Dionysian undertones, of a young god's maturation.
Podro's most engaging book was his elegant meditation, Depiction (1998), in which he combined an illuminating discussion of the processes involved in artistic depiction with practical criticism of artists whose approach had been fundamental to his earlier explorations, notably Rembrandt, Hogarth, Chardin and Donatello.
Figure 5 Example for a chemical depiction with a background image.
Vaginas feature in several of her past artworks, including an ornate depiction with ovaries painted on the streets of Gothenburg.
For the helical-coil once-through steam generator, a single tube depiction with time-varying boundaries and three regions, i.e., subcooled, boiling, and superheated, is adopted.
