Sentence examples for graphic means from inspiring English sources

"The underground is the first of the pop explosions to have evolved a specifically graphic means of expression," he writes.

Inexhaustible in linear and textural invention, they are perfect examples of the simulation of colour and light by purely graphic means.

The comparison between connectionist and linear models was achieved by graphic means including prediction intervals, as well as by classical criteria including goodness-of-fit and relative errors.

Conditions of use were checked by using classical graphic means.

Textural and granulometric analyses of S4 deposit reveal absence of vertical grain-size grading with a graphic mean of 175 microns (Mdφ = 2.5) and graphical standard deviation of 300 microns (σφ = 1.9).

Anyway, film's increasing dependence on computer graphics means it is less tied to place.But does national culture the only justification for subsidies benefit?

But the inability of cell phone screens to reproduce color or graphics means that Web sites written in special text-only languages are about all that is worth viewing.

While the game box describes Seasons as suitable for ages 5 to 95, the simple puzzles and colorful cartoon graphics mean it will be most appealing to children.

Leaps forward in computer graphics mean that ever more roles involve actors' faces and bodies being blotted out and replaced by computer-generated features, using motion-capture technology.

Better graphics mean that the Wii U is capable of playing some of the games that you previously had to own an Xbox 360 or a PlayStation 3 to experience, like Batman: Arkham City and Assassin's Creed III.

Some of the type on both the examples shown here were done in this way.It was not until Illustrator 88 was released a year later by Adobe Software that things like "postscript font typography" and "vector graphics" meant we could start to move away from the hand-drawn era.