Sentence examples for illustrated study from inspiring English sources

In a dazzlingly illustrated study, the Book Review's former art director compares modern corporate-branding strategies with the propaganda of Hitler, Stalin, Mao and others.

This is a moving, superbly illustrated study of the dark genius of Francisco de Goya y Lucientes (1746-1828), informed by the author's own ghastly experience after a car crash.

In this brisk and lavishly illustrated study, our responses to works of visual art are shown to depend, much more than we realize, on the way they are presented.

Equally at home publishing one of the first articles in Britain about concrete poetry (then an international phenomenon), or an illustrated study of the design challenges presented by Braille, he was a new kind of designer-editor, able to think both visually and verbally, and to fuse images and words in meaningful new relationships.

"No civil engineer gave more bridges to a single city than Ammann did to New York," wrote Darl Rastorfer, the author of "Six Bridges: The Legacy of Othmar H. Ammann," a lavishly illustrated study of the engineer and his works published this month by Yale University Press.

During his journey Muller had also collected a large number of ethnographic objects and artefacts, on which he published a richly illustrated study in 1892, together with Joh.

In addition, his well-documented and vividly illustrated studies were instrumental in making farmers aware for the first time of the importance of insect pest control in crop production.

Haeckel, who is best known for developing the theory of recapitulation ("ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny"), was also a masterful artist, and his illustrated studies of everything from jellyfish to moths and praying mantids, executed with painstaking precision, reveal a natural world that is utterly mystifying and complex.

He penned a series of devastatingly blunt portrayals of his time in the Imperial Army and of Japan's behavior during the Second World War, including "Onward Towards Our Noble Deaths," the unflinching eight-volume opus "Showa: A History of Japan," and an illustrated character study of Adolf Hitler, among many others.

The threshold analysis suggests that for the illustrated case study, a density of 0.2 presence sites/km2 and 45% of remotely sensed sites are necessary to improve and stabilise the performance of the model.

A closer look at the illustrated case study on Ngitili system showed that processes that link the national systems to the local practices through policies and strategies are necessary especially to ensure the necessary policy support, to put in place appropriate financing schemes, to remove obstacles for the implementation of multifunctional initiatives.