Sentence examples for illustrations represents from inspiring English sources

An upcoming exhibition of John Gould's hummingbird illustrations represents the pragmatic approach of wildlife in art through science.

For baby boomers who first encountered it on television in the 1950s, the Paramount "Alice," with its ominous atmosphere, distorted sets and cast of contract players (including Cary Grant, Gary Cooper and W. C. Fields) hidden behind heavy, outlandish makeup based on the famous John Tenniel illustrations represented something closer to a horror movie than a benign children's fantasy.

It's an American magazine, but I saw those illustrations represented the closest thing to the supreme core of my sexual desire.

Acquired images were either stacked for 2-dimensional illustrations, or processed using ImageJ image analysis software to produce 3-dimensional illustrations represented as video sections.

It is possible that preferences elicited with right-handed illustrations represent a different burden of illness for right-handed respondents compared to left-handed respondents.

Each illustration represents one side of each issue; when flipped it illustrates the opposite view.

Each illustration represents a "feature" — a short article describing a building, custom or other aspect of the area.

The illustration represents the homocysteine recycling and the transsulfuration pathway.

The circle in the illustration represents the different types of intellect.

The illustration represents the researchers' interpretation of the importance of each uncertainty throughout the operation.

This artist's illustration represents the variety of planets being detected by NASA's Kepler spacecraft.