Sentence examples for faded figure from inspiring English sources

This work is clearly connected with The Last Supper: the Christ has the same ethereal and elusive quality as the faded figure at the centre of Leonardo's sublime mural.

The expression of Sprouty4 is not affected in Hes7-null mutant mouse embryos in tissues other than the PSM, although the metameric pattern in the somites is faded (Figure 3A).

For example, while pairing in the blue tit may take place early in the year, at the peak of colour expression, variation in male crown colour has been shown to affect female reproductive decisions as late as the chick feeding period [64], [65] when the plumage is considerably faded (Figure 4).

Hogan lures his viewers in with ghostly scenes of mist-filled roads, faded figures and blurred foliage.

"A young intern created and posted the image and did not see the very faded figures within the flag of the stock photo," the spokesperson told the Guardian.

Most of the troops that Óscar Olivera could personally call out for demonstrations were jubilados — retired factory workers, old union men shuffling under battered fedoras, like faded figures on a postcard from some antipodal workers' state of another era.

For those who would rather it contracted and faded, figuring out its nature should be a priority.

The jaw-dropping masterpieces by the likes of Picasso, Titian and Rodin that so nearly make this show five-star unmissable also, to my dismay, to my shock, make Bacon seem a small, timebound, fading figure.

He is also, in the closing scenes, after the play's intimation of Kristallnacht and Kander and Ebb's convincing fascist anthem, Tomorrow Belongs To Me, a shaking, sweating, fading figure, as if suffering from radiation sickness brought on by the toxicity of Nazism.

The spectral efficiency is a function of average SNR, fading figure m, and the path loss exponent.

Fig. 8 Affected area as a function of SNR for fading figure, m=1 and 4, SNR threshold γ t =10 and 15 dB, and path loss exponent α=4.