Sentence examples for linked figures from inspiring English sources

The piece is rich in allusion, with tableaux echoing the Descents from the Cross of Caravaggio and Rubens, and swaying friezes of linked figures recalling Sargent's paintings of mustard-gas victims.

The binomial test indicated that the amount of detail in the 'Limitations' and 'Linked figures and tables' sections potentially needed to be changed.

For the 'Linked figures and tables' section, the forest plots will be removed because qualitative comments indicated that forest plots are a less familiar presentation format.

For respondents who did not think the level of detail in each section was appropriate, a significant number thought there was too much detail in the 'Question' (p = 0.04) and 'Linked figures and tables' (p = 0.0002) sections and too little detail in the 'Limitations' section (p = 0.008).

Two Linked Figures, People in a Wind (1950), now in the Tate Gallery, and Friends Walking are all fine examples of his most fecund and arguably most expressive period.

All 4 components of the database and the applications are mutually linked (Figure 2).

This is plausible as cluster analysis from our data shows that serotype 19A and 23F are genetically linked (figure 2).

Yet surely there is an iconic spirit that links them — even the settings, Freedonia and Klopstokia, with Groucho as Prime Minister of one and Fields as President of the other — and now that I have looked into Herman Mankiewicz's career it's apparent that he was a key linking figure in just the kind of movies my friends and I loved best.

He is not in any sense missing – never was, never will be – but he is an important linking figure between generations of film-makers old and, well, less old (he's 72 now), and between old genres and radical new configurations of them.

These dots were then stabilized by absorption onto mica (Figure 5), by glutaraldehyde fixation (Figure 8A) or by calcium cross linking (Figure 8B).

They linked these figures to the typical diet in each country.