Sentence examples for formal illustrations from inspiring English sources

This is probably an extremely early account of the medicine of the Aztecs although the formal illustrations, resembling European ones, suggest that the artists were following the traditions of their Spanish masters rather than an indigenous style of drawing.

We present a formal description and illustrations for C. navitas and provide experimental confirmation that this organism is responsible for switchgrass anthracnose disease.

Aside from books on drawing human anatomy, Adams' only formal education in illustration was learning newspaper strip-type drawing in his freshman year of high school from Mr. Vandenberg, a teacher who stressed the importance of clear storytelling and perspective.

PH drafted the content and JW provided the illustrations and formal aspects of the manuscript.

Illustrations of formal information dissemination systems were developed in the form of information flow charts showing the direction of flow of information and roles and responsibilities for providing information/feedback at various hierarchical levels.

The formal problem is an illustration of how the entrepreneur faces the dilemma of how to allocate the scarce resources to which he has access with the intention of getting what he esteems it should be a gain high enough linked to his activity.

For example, having a formal outbreak investigation team is an illustration of focus area A (preparedness planning and readiness) of the bioterrorism preparedness cooperative agreement criteria; 70% of the respondents reported having this capacity.

The construction of formal systems thus provides an illustration of the elements of artificial languages, where accounts of natural language counterparts can be subject to further testing and refinement.

Much of his understanding of graphic illustration stems from his formal education in industrial design: "During my studies, I paid much attention to the construction of car bodies," Shkurenko explains to The Creators Project.

Amalgams of wildly divergent formal impulses -- from Abstract Expressionism to funky illustration -- they suggest a psyche besieged by all its contradictions at once, a crisis embraced with Nietzschean exuberance (Johnson).

A formal specification of the CellH5 layout and a detailed illustration of how object graphs are represented and retrieved are provided in Supplementary Figures S2 and S3.