Sentence examples for illustrated leaflets from inspiring English sources

In our study, illustrated leaflets, a traditional visual tool, were compared with the presentation of freshly collected mosquitoes, an innovative educational tool to encourage ITN use.

Scratching the Surface is a set of ten 'virtual guided walks' interpreting geology and landscape in the countryside around Swansea, presented as illustrated leaflets supported by a website and 'live' talks and guided walks.

Earlier this month, the US Air Force dropped some 60,000 leaflets illustrated with the cartoon southwest of the city.

The early apathy was illustrated by a leaflet that was issued to the British and Australians while they were still in Egypt: "Turkish soldiers as a rule manifest their desire to surrender by holding their rifle butt upward and by waving clothes or rags of any colour.

Current understanding of aortic valve geometry provides good models for aortic leaflet design, and pericardial leaflet construction is illustrated in this article for bicuspid and tri-leaflet valves.

> Figure  1 E illustrates how the leaflets form from the outflow cushions in the normal heart and clarifies the nomenclature used here.

Each method is illustrated, including ring annuloplasty, pericardial leaflet augmentation, artificial chordal replacement, and ventricular aneurysm repair.

And as Fidelma and Vlad pick at their pre-consummation dinner, an elderly porter rushes to print out a leaflet illustrating the "mahogany newel posts" of the stairs they had earlier glancingly admired.

The structured treatment information is given verbally and through a leaflet, illustrating the physical mode of action, the desired effects, and the potential side effects of endocrine therapy.

Em, about three, three times a week, something like that" The CI technique illustrated that information in some of the leaflets was not understood by respondents or caused confusion.

In the Brothers' leaflets, the threat of materialist novelty is illustrated by drawings of youngsters in headbands and miniskirts brandishing transistor radios.