Sentence examples for illustrated interpretation from inspiring English sources

An illustrated interpretation of the image became the company logo: it appeared in 1927 on the spherical bottle used for the house's first perfume, Arpège.Marguerite took over the running of the company on her mother's death in 1946.

There will be two graphic takes on Moby-Dick, one by Eisner artistwinning artist Bill Sienkiewicz, Emerson takes on Coleridge with an illustrated interpretation of The Rime of the Ancient Mariner and Dame Darcy turns the Alice books into a "16-page tour-de-force", as well as visualising Cormac McCarthy's Blood Meridian.

Bas van de Poel, a writer and creative brand consultant, has aggregated the world's most vile computer viruses and asked 20 artist to create an illustrated interpretation of the bugs in a series titled Computer Virus Catalog.

This new, illustrated edition of "The Interpretation of Dreams," complete with an introduction and essays from Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson, ought to do the trick.

A1 Marking King's Birthday Two gatherings honoring the memory of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. -- one led by Mayor Giuliani at Gracie Mansion and the other, in Harlem, by the Rev. Al Sharpton -- illustrated deep differences in interpretations of King's legacy.

(See the section Graphical interpretation for an illustrated example of this procedure).

An exhibition researching this indefinable subject results in a diversity of perspectives and interpretations from religious medieval illustrated manuscripts, to the sacrilegious prints by Andy Warhol (pictured right).

The related categories are indicated in bold text and illustrated by quotes for each theme to show the foundation for our interpretation of the focus group discussion data.

Since the interpretation of the interaction coefficients is complicated, the interaction effect is illustrated in figure 3. The values of the coefficients change by control for occupational class in model 4. The implications of this change are also illustrated in figure 3.

For this section, assessing patients' interpretation of verbal statements relating to LE and survival probability, the responses are illustrated in figure 3. Overall the statements Almost Certain and Good chance of being alive in 10 years, were perceived by patients as equating to the highest percentage chance of being alive; mean (range) 74.5% (12 100) and 74.5% (24 100) respectively.

The example in Figure  1 highlights the importance of concurrent weight-for-age plots for the correct interpretation of short-term growth changes, since BMI is the same in both of the illustrated growth trajectories.