Sentence examples for identification figures from inspiring English sources

Mr. Yang, like his colleague Mr. Hou and many other Asian directors, prefers a fluid point of view, one not tied to any particular character; his is a slightly set-back perspective that allows the audience members to choose their own identification figures, or shift their focus of identification as the drama unfolds.

To develop life skills, miscellaneous teaching methods, such as interactive didactics, working in small groups, relaxation exercises, pantomime, identification figures, and active games are used.

The film gives you an identification figure in Hitler's secretary, Traudl Junge.

Winnie, played with wide-eyed spunkiness by Ms. Bledel (a star of television's "Gilmore Girls"), is a perfect identification figure, energetic and attractive but just vague enough to allow young viewers to pour their own identities into her.

After molecular confirmation with PCR identification (Figure 2) and Southern blot analysis (Figure 3), three transgenic plant lines (T-20, T-25 and T-37) containing single-copy and homozygous transgene (pSH4) were selected for further analysis to test the function of the promoter for its tissue-specific expression.

So she was a very important identification figure for the feminist movement, but her credo was: art has no sex: Art is always female as well as male.

Examples include both cas3 and cse1 pseudogenes adjacent to apparently intact Ecoli CRISPR/cas subtype in 9 of the 16 Salmonella genomes (allowing subtype identification) (Figure 2).

Two-dimensional scatter plots of MaxTen values from H4K3me3 and H3K27me3 signal intensities in the ICM vs. TE (Figure 4A), together with peak identification (Figure 4B) showed greater overlap of H3K4me3 than H3K27me3 between the two lineages.

In some major ecosystems, routine surveys in the field cover a very limited number of indicators and sites [60] and the NI framework allows their easy identification (Figure 5).

BCOs and BCO-RCO ligation products are collected on beads conjugated to appropriate "antitag" sequences (the tag complement) and which contain a dual-fluorophore mixture (for identification; Figure 1D).

In the majority of cases a mother is usually the primary caregiver, and for a daughter a mother is the identification figure after the oedipal stage [ 18].