Sentence examples for from the figures of from inspiring English sources

The crown of the wall then rises above the spandrels, to a strongly projecting painted cornice that runs right around the ceiling, separating the pictorial areas of the biblical scenes from the figures of Prophets, Sibyls and Ancestors, who literally and figuratively support the narratives.

That this impression was correct can be seen from the figures of those rescued.

Sculptors have replaced broken fingers and noses that had broken off from the figures of artists and architects depicted around the monument's base.

The parameters of the filters are analytically obtained from the figures of merit that characterize the focal light intensity distribution, as the Strehl ratio, the transverse gain or the axial gain.

A relevant advantage of this method is that the parameters of the mask are analytically obtained from the figures of merit that characterize the focal intensity distribution, as the Strehl ratio, the axial and the transverse gains.

Much of the thrill of the Rolling Stones's music, or even Billy Joel's, was that it screamed for recognition and validation from the figures of authority, even as it thumbed its nose at them.

From there, the figures — of dollars and home runs and eyeballs — will follow.

He said that 11 officers had returned fire, revised from the figure of 12 given earlier in the investigation.

In 2011 that sector took 13.3% of the UK box office: a dramatic increase from the figure of 3.8% in 2001.

This action radiates from the figure of Jesus, about to bring down a raised whip on a terrified male figure seen from the back; the man, whose robe has fallen from his shoulders, lifts his arm in self-protection.

"The Christ-symbol is of the greatest importance for psychology in so far as it is perhaps the most highly developed and differentiated symbol of the self, apart from the figure of the Buddha," Jung averred.