Sentence examples for features subjects from inspiring English sources

The vitreous-looking ware is decorated in a grayish-blue colour, is spontaneously painted, and generally features subjects such as deer, ducks in pairs, rocks, and landscapes.

The photographic silent protest features subjects with duct tape over their mouths to symbolize that their voice has been silenced by the ballot measure.

What Remains: Photographs by Sally Mann Ogden Museum of Southern Art 925 Camp St., 539.9600; www.ogdenmuseum.org Internationally acclaimed photographer Sally Mann's What Remains expo features subjects that range from human skeletal relics and the death of her beloved pet greyhound, Eva, to a series dealing with the suicide of an escaped convict on the grounds of her family home.

Our experiments included the following unique features: Subjects were presented with multiple inaccessible tools, which differed in functionality and were spatially and visually separated from the food reward.

After identifying the 5 clinical features, subjects then assigned each clinical feature a relative importance by arranging them in order within five priority quintiles.

The column indices of non-zero elements are the features subject to (l_1) penalty.

Finally, the repeatability of the established testing method is further validated by testing eight beam specimens with varying features subjected to different cyclic loading patterns.

These features subject the sex chromosomes to special mutational and selective regimes apart from autosomes, and may select for evolution of dosage compensation on X/Z in response to the unbalanced gene dosages between sex chromosomes and autosomes.

All the works amassed here feature subjects whose eyes are covered, abstracted or otherwise averted from the viewer's gaze.

Magritte's works feature subjects that are not necessarily interesting: an apple, a pipe, a window, a bowler hat, a fireplace.

He also edited Talking to … (Third House, 1991), a collection of interviews spanning a quarter of a century, featured subjects including Quentin Crisp, Patricia Highsmith, Christopher Isherwood, Edmund White, Hanif Kureishi and Kenneth Williams.