Hanging on the wall was a framed illustration from one of Ray's book covers.
An example from one of the testing sites has been included within the step-by-step description to provide an illustration of how the new method works.
As Greene, Caracelli and Graham (1989) explain, complementarity function "seeks elaboration, enhancement, illustration, clarification of the results from one method with the results from the other method" (p. 259).
The data were integrated in analysis for complementarity, which seeks "elaboration, enhancement, illustration, clarification of the results from one method with the results from the other method" ([ 19], p259).
The owners of Sambo's took advantage of the association and decorated their restaurants with illustrations from the books, usually ones of a dark-skinned boy of indeterminate heritage.
Data from both sets of interviews were integrated in the analysis, which sought "elaboration, enhancement, illustration and clarification of the results from one method with results from the other method"; a complementarity approach ([ 16] quoted in [ 17], p.22).
This Is What It's Like to Have a Seizure -- The Huffington Post Vivid illustrations depict one woman's experience suffering from seizures.
He irons the morning paper (which she reads while eating her unvarying breakfast of orange marmalade straight from the jar -- no toast -- and tea), keeps the files and facts in order and explains everything, leaping up to pull down books and illustrations from the long shelves stretching across one wall of her workroom.
An image from one of the patents is an extremely helpful illustration.
An important feature of this illustration is that the triangles represent three dimensions of the same experience and are inseparable from one another.
