Sentence examples for graphic equivalent from inspiring English sources

Scott McCloud, the author of "Understanding Comics," called the bubbles the graphic equivalent of quotation marks.

Traditionally, radical journalism came packaged in the graphic equivalent of jeans and a work shirt.

The boxes specialize in north-south and lateral movement, the graphic equivalent of Barry Sanders.

Even the rough-and-ready members of the Hells Angels motorcycle club, photographed in San Francisco in 1967, were transformed into the graphic equivalent of a Greek frieze.

He improvised with bravura; to browse through his albums is to be invigorated by that energy which Jules Feiffer once called the graphic equivalent of Fred Astaire's dancing.

It's the graphic equivalent of the free indirect style lauded by James Wood: and that's why it seems unfair to have graphic novels competing with prose fiction for the Booker.

His new book, Jerusalem: Chronicles from the Holy City, won the main prize at the 2012 Angoulême International Comics festival (the graphic novel equivalent of the Palme d'Or) and has already sold 110,000 copies in France alone.

He was "drawing with scissors", he said; his gouaches découpées were "the graphic, linear equivalent of the sensation of flight".This helps to explain the appeal of these works and their astonishing freshness.

In this paper, we establish that the light field as it is used in computer graphics is equivalent to a smoothed Wigner distribution and that these are equivalent to the raw Wigner distribution under a geometric optics approximation.

(b,c) Equivalent graphics instead triggered by long- and short-lasting motor events, respectively.

Those graphics aren't equivalent to the way we visualized Our Revolution's success Tuesday, as the latter shows all of the candidates who were running.