Sentence examples for effective depictions from inspiring English sources

Instead printing only wireframes can reduce printing time and the cost of material while producing effective depictions of shape.

The painter Hieronymus Bosch was, you could say, 15th century Europe's go-to guy for effective depictions of the afterlife in Hell, assumed to be each person's possible fate in those days.

The effective depiction of action — even naïvely spectacular action — requires a great deal of intelligence, and the depiction of characters who aren't intellectuals doesn't make a movie dumb.

(Wilborn Hampton) 'BLOOD TYPE: RAGU' A mostly humorous autobiographical narrative peppered with portraits of Sicilian relatives and Brooklyn personalities, Frank Ingrasciotta's one-man show is also an effective depiction of the breakdown of a marriage between working-class immigrants.

A mostly humorous autobiographical narrative peppered with portraits of colorful Sicilian relatives and Brooklyn personalities, "Blood Type: Ragu" is, among other things, an effective depiction of the breakdown of the marriage between Mr. Ingrasciotta's working-class immigrant parents.

Portraits play an important role in the visual arts of South Asia, and there are many literary references to the effective depiction of portraits both in painting and in sculpture.

Particularly effective are her depictions of violence and evil in modern society.

It is especially effective in its depiction of the hardworking women working for the Frontier Nursing Service.

This is a highly effective, if somewhat schematic depiction of the daily insults, injuries and injustices visited by Israel and its agents upon the Palestinians, and it ends on a pessimistic note.

These again present the basic calibrated model (first) followed by the depiction of effective tertiary prevention (second), except that an Arena "dashboard" has been added, so that key model parameters are monitored on the bottom of the screen.

When determining the best representation of risk obtaining feedback for preference and comprehension from a sample of patients in a target patient population is a critical first step in providing patients with an effective and acceptable risk depiction.