Sentence examples for general sketch from inspiring English sources

Focusing on table-like projection systems (such as Virtual Tables or Responsive Workbenches) as human-centered output-devices, we show examples of how to integrate parts or all of the architecture into existing domain-specific applications — rather than realizing new general sketch applications — to make sketching an integral part of the next-generation human computer interface.

There was only the most general sketch of a second term agenda, only a relatively cursory defense of the president's economic stewardship, and mostly assertions, rather than sustained arguments, to back up his claim that the country is headed (slowly) in the right direction.

Subject to these warnings, which must be carefully borne in mind, a general sketch of the history of aesthetics may be given, to provide a preliminary orientation, without running the risk of being understood in an unduly rigid and simplificatory manner.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 a General sketch of the developed methodology.

Up until this point, a general sketch of the linear model estimator is outlined.

Figure 1a, b depicts the general sketch of the developed methodology and developed energy prediction model, respectively.

But comedy in general, and sketch comedy in particular, is already a big deal there.

A general diagrammatic sketch has been drawn to represent a putative pathway with a focus on terminal pathway steps in biosynthesis of saponins from Gymnema sylvestre.

"The general picture sketched by this report continues to be one dominated by a more rapid increase in costs at the producer level" than at the consumer level, Joshua Shapiro, an economist at MFR, wrote in a research note.

Last Thursday, however, his special advisor on combating drug traffickers, former director of police in Colombia, General Oscar Naranjo, sketched out a basic plan of what the next administration intends to do.

In summary, the general picture sketched by the previous literature on diabetes care is that attention to foot complications was poor and that a large proportion of patients were not offered regular foot examinations not even those at high risk for developing foot complications.