Sentence examples for landscape described from inspiring English sources

She lives in a down-to-earth fantasy landscape, described with an evocative clarity that immediately welcomes the reader.

All these methods depend on a landscape described in terms of patches, corridors and matrix.

This is a poster-size workshop tool that helps participants identify all the opportunities for design interventions across the data, tech, product, experience, system, implication landscape described above.

For example the sinister bauxite landscape described above, one of the most powerful images in the show, is unfortunately titled "Expectoration".

These rocky islands, fringed with white beaches and breaking waves, were once part of the same landmass before sea levels rose, engulfing most of it – the "drowned landscape" described by Cornish historian Charles Thomas.

All this is somewhat similar the composition — albeit, a landscape — described in "Skin," Dahl's most striking work about art, which was first published, in the pages of The New Yorker, in 1952: He checked, and looked back; and now, suddenly, there came to him a slight uneasiness, a movement of the memory, a distant recollection of something, somewhere, he had seen before.

An example process landscape describes the development of e-business applications taking place at different locations.

The term activity landscape describes the distribution of endpoint values in the feature space.

As designers, this is more of a technique for us to articulate the relationship of an object within a landscape; describing how the design is informed by its context.

The purchased piece, Nachlass, 2015, is "a speculative work set in a beautiful landscape," describes a rep for the gallery, who confirmed the sale to The Creators Project: "Leonardo spotted it on Instagram and bought it over the phone".

The consequences of saltationism are best described when considering Sewall Wright's [20], [21] adaptive landscape describing a taxon's fitness as a consequence of its genotypic composition (allele frequencies).