Sentence examples for illustrating the progress from inspiring English sources

He designed the guide's unique value-added score, as a means of illustrating the progress of different student groups.

I wish the exhibition made something of this; had taken, as its third theme, the reality of these objects, not just as historical artifacts illustrating the progress of a culture or a famous career, but also as living and interactive energy sources, designed to embody and radiate charisma.

A small set of significant results, illustrating the progress that is still to be achieved, is presented.

Figure  1 is a flow diagram illustrating the progress of student recruitment and data collection in both groups from baseline to study completion.> The development and design of the intervention are described briefly in this section, more details are found elsewhere [ 13].

And while today's numbers show a decline in sales growth, they also illustrate the progress made with Bolland at the helm.

But this desire for what we would call balanced and accurate reporting led, paradoxically, to a most distinctive literary device: the use of invented speeches and dialogues to illustrate the progress of the war and the combatants' thinking about it.

Today's flag-raising ceremony in northwest Grozny was supposed to be a made-for-television event that would illustrate the progress Russian forces have made in taking back the tattered ruins that are the Chechen capital.

To illustrate the progress that was made in only eight decades, in 1999 the U.S. government designed and fabricated a single silicon chip implementation of the Data Encryption Standard DESS) with a demonstrated throughput of 6.7 billion bits (6.7 gigabits) per second.

It's him, alright.In keeping with his scholarly appearance, however, his conversation is a barrage of statistics, designed to illustrate the progress he has made since his election in 2002.

IT is a street parallel to the playing fields at Trinity College, a corner of the now handsome block that is home to the neighborhood's four newest schools, where Eddie Perez illustrates the progress of an ambitious plan to reinvent a poor neighborhood in the poorest city in the state.

Below is the flowchart that illustrates the progress of the project (Fig. 1).