Sentence examples for example of the graphic from inspiring English sources

or Theatre?" is an early example of the graphic novel.

The fifty gouaches at the Citadelle presented an exuberant mixture of vibrant pictures, ironic texts, and witty dialogue an early example of the graphic novel, as we now define the genre.

Moreover, in these same markets, the increase in transaction costs shifted significantly the range of the short-term MAs that were better, as presented by Tables 5, 6, and 7. Fig. 2 Example of the graphic representations Table 5 Best pairs of Moving Averages considering the combination SMA vs SMA Countries Brokerage No Transaction Costs 0.50% 2% Brazil.

People were still biddable, visiting the Design Centre in Haymarket before they made a purchase, surveying the products selected as good British design by official committees and marked with the black-and-white triangular swing ticket of approval (itself a fine example of the graphics of the time).

Kane also wrote and illustrated the magazine-format comic His Name Is Savage (1968) and the graphic novel Blackmark (1971); the latter served as one of the earliest examples of the graphic novel format to appear in the American market.

While it is almost impossible to identify any one text as the original graphic novel, many hold Eisner's A Contract with God, and Other Tenement Stories (1978) to be one of the most important early examples of the graphic novel in the United States.

It also includes the comic books that grew out of the papers, and various examples of the graphics, ads, posters and flyers produced by each publication.

Let me give you a peek into the inner workings of a project, accompanied by the more specific example of the Princeton Preview graphics.

In the example of the "computer graphics artisan," the fact that this person's eye is not on their hand, as it makes small and fast movements with the mouse or the keyboard, but instead on the screen, is the distinguishing factor.

Following are several examples from my (slowly) growing collection: The safety card above from Swiss Airlines is a great example of the International Typographic Style, a graphic design style formed in 1950s Switzerland that promoted simplicity, organization and legibility.

Castellucci's story about accepting differences brims with appealingly quirky touches, and Varon's panels are funny and fresh in this all-too-rare and very fine example of the early-reader graphic novel.