Sentence examples for draw accurately on from inspiring English sources

While technology that enables artists to draw accurately on touch screens has been with us for most of this decade, only recently have computer and tablet users been able to draw or write directly onto a screen using pens so sensitive they can change the appearance of the sketched lines depending on drawing speed and hand pressure.

Drawing accurately on normal, light paper is difficult.

They are reminders, too, of John Ruskin's attempt to get all of us, especially architects, to draw accurately from nature.

This is because the circle is the trickiest part to draw accurately.

Draw one online or draw one on paper.

Thirty-five (46%) of the students had examined a patient with a transplanted kidney but only thirty-three (43%) could accurately draw on a diagram the usual site of surgical incision that would be made on someone undergoing a left sided renal transplant.

The design of the study allowed us to measure the effect of a laboratory study targeting tree-building skills on students' abilities to draw trees accurately.

"Edward" was inspired by Egan hearing of a young English man with savant syndrome, who flew over a city he had not visited before, and was able to accurately draw the city on a mural some 20 feet wide.

Look for books on design and composition, take classes in design, study it as much as you do how to draw things accurately.

In addition, variations in study methodologies (sampling, accelerometer wear time) as well as accelerometer models and cut-points used to process accelerometer data make it difficult to accurately compare data and draw conclusions on preschoolers' activity levels.

These trade route directions were all accurately drawn, on the other hand, those trade routes that had to fit the coastline tend to be drawn off course compared with the compass directions marked (Fig. 12).