Sentence examples for displays upon from inspiring English sources

The book has also attracted the attention of biblical scholars who have noticed that, although Ezekiel appears to be a singularly homogeneous composition displaying a unity unusual for such a large prophetic work, it also displays, upon careful analysis, the problem of repetitions, certain inconsistencies and contradictions, and questions raised by terminological differences.

In particular, although Mower et al. (2012) examined the influence of landscaping and window displays upon consumers' shopping behaviors, they employed written scenarios rather than visual images as experimental stimuli.

Italy has not made clear where all the Met objects would be put on display upon their return.

The city receives part of the proceeds from the operation of the phones and the advertisements displayed upon them.

So is it hypocritical to object to the European Union's new requirement that Google remove links from its search display upon people's demands?

Many birds that conceal courtship coloration when their feathers are held close to the body present a brilliant display upon erecting their feathers.

Even the keenest female horticulturist might sympathize with the wife of Sir Joseph Banks for declining to display upon her handsome person his gift of a clump of moss, mounted as a brooch.

Since the correct answers were displayed upon completion, the instructor added, "it's not hard to get a 100 percent on the second try; just jot down the correct answers and take the quiz again".

Stroll along Deira's Sikkat Al Khail Street, the main artery of its renowned Gold Souk and be dazzled by window display upon window display of the metal in every shade and description, from intricate works of art to plain ingots.

Digital images were displayed upon calibrated 20.5′′ LCD monitors and were viewed with hand-held stereo viewers (Screen-Vu Stereoscope, PS Mfg. Co., Portland, OR).

Capacitive screens require less space between panels since touch is measured through the electric current sent from your body to the display upon touch.