Sentence examples for historical drawing from inspiring English sources

Here's a computer numerical controlled (CNC) machine creating ink drawings of 12 historical drawing machines from Albrecht Dürer's "Dürer's Door" (1525) to Sir Robert Hooke's Portable "Picture Box" Camera Obscura (1694) to the Drum Plotter "560" from Calcomp Technology, Inc. (1959).

There are conflicts around the globe, many of which stem from our own Machiavellian role in geopolitics and the careless historical drawing of lines on a map.

An epic Victorian historical drawing measuring 13 x 3 metres has been restored so it can go on display to mark the bicentenary of its subject; the meeting of the Duke of Wellington and his Prussian ally, Field Marshal Blücher, after the Battle of Waterloo.

Orientation to the anatomy of the adult human lens is shown (Fig. 3A,B) and compared to an historical drawing (Fig. 3C) illustrating the distinctive localized supranuclear lens pathology in a 37-year-old subject with clinical features consistent with Down syndrome [23].

There's a huge market now in sword-and-sandal historical fiction drawing on the chaos of Roman politics and wars.

Explain that the students now will be exploring current news stories from a historical context, drawing connections to events happening now to events that happened in the past.

An earnest commentator on PBS predictably brought more historical perspective, drawing on the Battle of Antietam in 1862, when more than 4,000 died on American soil.

"It's the first location-based social graph, with a complete historical reference, drawing on posts that may have otherwise expired on your Facebook, Instagram or Twitter feeds".

The following list of research methods is neither exclusive nor exhaustive: Archival research or the Historical method: draws upon the secondary data located in historical archives and records, such as biographies, memoirs, journals, and so on.

Historical materialists drew inspiration from the earlier work of Morgan and of Marx and Engels on precapitalist society.

Last month, the Shrewsbury Historical Society drew more than 120 people to its annual $25-a-plate 25-a-plate 25-a-plate