Sentence examples for illustrated common from inspiring English sources

It will, thus, be argued that Darwin evolutionized and synthesized both the thinking on affinities as well as pedigree thinking when he drew his hypothetical tree-like diagram that illustrated common evolutionary descent.

For example, accounts illustrated common values such as responsibility (in terms of a commitment to honest and sincere participation in the research) [ 36] and altruism (which reportedly influenced but typically did not drive actions).

The introductory page also provides a brief illustrated glossary of common terms in the form of a labelled photograph with arrows illustrating the relevant parts of the illustration (Fig.  10).

These pocket-sized guides utilize monochrome illustrations in both a common manner (distribution maps, an illustrated glossary, keys) and in an innovative way through use of iconic symbols.

Although gazetteers had existed since 52 CE during the Han dynasty and gazetteers accompanied by illustrative maps (Chinese: tujing) since the Sui dynasty, the illustrated gazetteer became much more common in the Song dynasty, when the foremost concern was for illustrative gazetteers to serve political, administrative, and military purposes.

Though artistic teams have long collaborated on illustrated books, it is far more common for one partner to furnish the text and the other the pictures.

They should not simply be species lists, however thorough, on the one hand, nor be beautifully illustrated but incomplete field guides to common and conspicuous species, on the other.

The most common finding was that illustrated in Fig. 2B.

The specific values a1, a2 (binodal points) and μ A 0, μ B 0 are then determined by the common tangent rule as illustrated in Fig. 11.

"With all his rare endowments, he happened to lack the comparatively common gift of illustration, the gift that any draughtsman for the illustrated papers learns in a school of commercial art; whereas, to realize such visions as Cézanne's required this gift in high degree".

This is best illustrated with the scenario of a field (or common), to which all the local farmers have access.