Sentence examples for leaf represented from inspiring English sources

Masuda noted this as a choice on his part, stating the leaf represented a peaceful icon, in contrast to the alternative of water which he saw as suggesting conflict with the icon of fire used by the other game.

The 12 needs were organized into four categories and a tree was designed in which each node represented a category, and each leaf represented a need.

(Polypodiaceae), or closely related genera, depending on the circumscription (for additional information on specimen selection and preparation of leaf outlines, see Krieger, 2007), with each leaf represented by a 498-point outline.

The photosynthetic capacity in each big leaf (represented by electron transport capacity, Jmax25) is also allowed to vary from day to day, while stomatal conductivity (gs) in each big leaf is allowed to vary on an hourly scale.

A stem and leaf plot (Fig. 1) was produced to show the response to 'How many cans of fizzy drink do you have a week?' Stem width was 1, with each leaf representing eight cases and '&' denoting fractional leaves.

Among these, an early 13th-century landscape painted on an album leaf represents at its very highest the great Song tradition dear to the heart of those brought up in Mandarin culture.

Each item is marked on the menu by a little leaf representing a Vietnamese herb, just as one might see a heart icon next to an egg-white omelet at a diner, indicating that the meal is low in cholesterol.

The most striking of these modified leaf forms are the several hundred species of Australian Acacia, in which the apparently simple leaf represents the flattened and modified axis of a compound leaf.

Mr Godsmark explained: "The red represents the blood of all those who gave their lives, the black represents the mourning of those who didn't have their loved ones return home, and the green leaf represents the grass and crops growing and future prosperity after the war destroyed so much".

There are also reliefs cast in bronze with gold, silver or palladium leaf, representing wolves, birds or a cascade of stars, as in "Starbows" or "Teaching of the Snakes I" and "Teaching of the Snakes II," all from 2011, which suggest many tribal and spiritual traditions.

A labeled partition can be represented using an ADD where each leaf represents an unique label v i.