Sentence examples for drawn copies from inspiring English sources

In a randomly mating haploid population of finite size N, the inbreeding coefficient F reflects the chance that two randomly drawn copies of a gene are identical by descent (Crow and Kimura 1970).

They're drawing copies of art book illustrations: an abstract painting by Malevich, a Mondrian grid, a photograph of Joseph Beuys.

Dead rabbits and likewise dead fish: Cartier-Bresson, the photographer, who draws copies of Chardins at the Louvre, has pointed out about the famous dead ray hanging gutted from a hook that it looks as if it were crucified.

By Adam Gopnik The New Yorker, July 23 , 1990P. 24 Talk story about Hani Shihada, a Jordanian-American artist who draws copies of Michelangelo and Raphael in pastels on the pavement.

The New Yorker, July 23, 1990 P. 24 Talk story about Hani Shihada, a Jordanian-American artist who draws copies of Michelangelo and Raphael in pastels on the pavement.

A drawing copied verbatim from a photograph provides no individual opinion; the process just mechanically replicates what the photograph already said.

Here are the experiences of some other Wisconsin workers that Walker's state agency said are making a 'living wage,' drawn from copies of the complaints provided to The Huffington Post by the national Working Families organization.

Among the works in the series were two portraits of Bogdan-Pitești: an ink drawing, copies of which were circulated with Bogdan-Pitești's election manifesto of 1899, and a since-lost oil painting.

But even though these patients omitted the left side of some objects they continued to reproduce other objects located even further to the left of the first drawing copies (see also [ 25, 31] for further cases).

I used to think about how it was drawn and copied it endlessly.

The structure can be drawn or copy-pasted in SMILES or sdf file format.