Sentence examples for illustrated issues from inspiring English sources

While the leases collected by The Times represent a small fraction of the more than 8 million oil and gas leases in the United States, experts said they illustrated issues that landowners need to understand.

Receipted items also included Ich Kämpfe, an illustrated handbook issued to members of the Nazi party in 1942.

Mechanistic, or physiochemical models of signal transduction networks, however, are based on fundamental biophysical assumptions and provide a direct means to addressing these four issues (illustrated below), albeit at the cost of having more complex, larger models.

October 1 2014 Swann's auction of illustrated books (Oct . 1 includes issues of Umberto Brunelleschi's richly decorated Art Deco magazine La Guirlande, an edition of "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" filled with etchings by Salvador Dali, and a copy of "The Mushroom Book," a mycological tome with illustrations by Lois Long and witty text by John Cage, a passionate fungiphile.

The Chinese were known to have produced multiple copies of books by means of carved woodblocks as early as the 7th century; in Korea experiments in printing with non-lead metal type occurred as early as 1232; and Japanese publishers were issuing large illustrated editions of Ise monogatari (c. 980; Tales of Ise) and other sagas in wooden movable type by the late 16th century.

An extensive illustrated discussion of this issue is made in Reference [31], where thermal data for the melting of gallium as obtained by ASC and DSC are compared.

The degradation of our institutions of education are nowhere better illustrated than by the issue of evolution as taught in the United States.

In 1860 Matejko issued an illustrated album, Clothing in Poland (Ubiory w Polsce), a project reflecting his intense interest in historical records of all kinds and his desire to promote such interest among the Polish people in an effort to intensify their patriotic feelings.

This issue is illustrated as follows: for any three sequences 1, 2 and 3, the pairwise alignment of 1/2 and 2/3 implies an alignment of 1/3 that may be different from the direct alignment of 1/3.

They include cartoons, a series of detective stories modeled on Conan Doyle and several issues of an illustrated horror magazine called Shudder.

Then, in 1950, a number of her poems eulogizing Stalin and Soviet communism were printed in several issues of the illustrated weekly magazine Ogonyok ("The Little Light") under the title Iz tsikla "Slava miru" ("From the Cycle 'Glory to Peace' ").