Sentence examples for information illustrations from inspiring English sources

The website contains background information about the MasterYourBreath project, COPD, risk for COPD, smoking and physical activity using written information, illustrations, videos and hyperlinks to other informative websites.

The texts of the future will expand imaginatively – following, I hope, the excellent example of the Waste Land app – into hypertexts that link with background information, illustrations and animations, visual and audio material.

He was also influenced by an interest in scientific and information illustration, desiring to capture "the mystery and wonder of what [explorers and naturalist illustrators] are seeing baked into their observational paintings".

Mr. Blank invented novel ways of presenting on-air visual information, illustration and symbols, and in so doing helped transform the appearance and content of network evening news.

They include series information, illustration galleries, behind-the-scenes information, and more.

The design of this book may not be very appealing, but if you are a voracious cult-magazine aficionado the information and illustrations are well worth it.

The culmination of the project is the "Lok Virsa" book which encompasses all the information and illustrations obtained during the project from the diverse Muslim communities now established in the West Midlands.

In fact, sometimes later editions of rare books are "more desirable because they have additional information or illustrations," Haley said.

With the advent of printing in the 15th and 16th centuries, faithful reproduction of information and illustrations became possible on a scale previously unimaginable, aiding and augmenting the exchange of scholarly information at an exponential level.

"Yes, we're open about our political beliefs, but the most important thing to us is ensuring that we have accurate information and illustrations on our website".

It is intended to eventually integrate the SES to an image based internet-ontology (such as MorphDBase [95]), where information and illustrations for new species, new specimens and new SES-characters – verified by results from peer-reviewed publications – can be added individually.