Sentence examples for illustrative element from inspiring English sources

One of its best uses is Silo's 2009 corporate identity for Fenedex, which uses a green Avant Garde "E" as a symbolic, illustrative element throughout all the printed materials.

So you can look at one poster that might be a mash of colour and have some really odd illustrative element to it and say, 'Man, that's the one, that's the best poster I've ever seen,' only to turn around and see another really beautifully composed poster that's calming and gentle and visceral, and say the exact same thing".

Klaus Hofmann notes: "This work of destruction is portrayed in the chorus by repeated percussive notes and extended coloratura, but all these illustrative elements are subordinated to a festive Christmas spirit".

Was grangerizing, or "extra illustration" an "exquisite handicraft" or merely "breaking up a good book to illustrate a worse one?" When it came to the inclusion of non-illustrative elements — playbills inserted into "Romeo and Juliet," for example — was it ruining a book for the sake of personal recollection, creating a paean to a rotten or sentimental memory?

The memorandum says the master plan will include "illustrative design elements to help the public visualize what might ultimately be built".

Journal of Cleaner Production, this issue] and takes the discussion further by reviewing examples of production systems that, due to certain characteristics, can be seen as illustrative DE elements.

Without any connection to its soul or flavor, I am unable to transcend the illustrative and decorative elements that allow me to credibly articulate a landscape's reason or dynamic.

In order to meet the needs of children, illustrative and creative elements are employed to pursue the goal of memory reorganization.

Similar to, this chapter presents illustrative examples of finite element models developed to understand the structural behavior of steel-concrete composite bridges.

Several illustrative examples demonstrate the mixed element's ability to perform very well on the coarsest of meshes – often consisting of a single finite element –, even when the material data exhibits a jump discontinuity in its interior, in sharp contrast with the displacement-based conforming element.

Important in his theory was the use of photomontage (a composite photographic image made by pasting or superimposing together different elements) as an illustrative medium.