Sentence examples for landmark drawing from inspiring English sources

The tests investigate different cognitive areas: language (Phonological Verbal Fluency 21; Sentence Construction 22), verbal memory (Rey's 15-word Immediate and Delayed Recall 23), visual memory (Immediate Visual Memory 24), logical reasoning (Raven's Progressive Matrices 25), and constructional praxis (Copying Drawing and Landmark Drawing Copy Test 26).

The Fox Theater Typically, this former movie palace and actual National Historic Landmark draws marquee names that even your parents will recognize think Brian Wilson or Sam Smith.

The act, they say, preserves the unique nature of their city, whose landmarks draw millions of visitors each year.

Lost users ask to be tracked (so privacy concerns are avoided) by Urdu-speaking helpline agents, who plot them on a digital map packed with Mecca's landmarks, drawn up by Reach-U, an Estonian application provider.

It had neat diagrams of Jacques Cousteau's underwater stations, seen in a cross-section of the ocean, with cutaway views to show the French crew in their boxers; it had maps decorated with significant icons — state seals, natural landmarks — drawn in a style not quite cartoony yet not wholly earnest.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Bony landmarks drawn on the skin.

The advanced special effects, including the fiery destruction of the White House and other landmarks, drew audiences to sold-out theaters across the U.S., despite mixed reviews.

In analyses where disparity from one of the three "strong" modules was compared to a distribution generated from random sets of landmarks drawn only from a combined set of "weak" modules, and vice versa (Disparity B), results were generally concordant with those for Disparity A (Table 2, Fig. 3).

It was a landmark study, drawing attention among the psychiatric community and launching a new field of research into the use of ketamine to treat various mood and anxiety disorders.

The channel calls "Curiosity" a landmark series, drawing comparisons to "Planet Earth," the 11-part environmental overview that received wide acclaim when it was shown in the United States in 2007.

Landmark theaters draw off-Broadway shows, comedians like Jerry Seinfeld and Dave Chappelle and sundry musicians.