Sentence examples for methods of depicting from inspiring English sources

In his writing, Zola was striving for something akin to the goals of the contemporary painters whose work he espoused: new ways and quasi-scientific methods of depicting the world.

Methods of depicting these movements which are understandable to engineers and clinicians are discussed.

To find methods of depicting the DNA destruction, the team carved vein-like structures from silicone and pumped black ink and oils into them while filming the changes occurring over an extended period of time.

There is the same large canvas, the same method of depicting the life of the entire country through the lives of some intertwined, interrelated, but far-flung characters, the same occasional philosophical digressions.

"Capa established a mode and the method of depicting war in these photographs, of the photographer not being an observer but being in the battle, and that became the standard that audiences and editors from then on demanded," he said.

Craig Alan's curious method of depicting famous faces such as Elvis or Marilyn Monroe utilizes a small army of congregated people carefully painted onto wide open spaces, stopped at just the right moment in time to offer a recognizable and dramatic portrait, like a cloud passing by that's sure to dissolve into thin air at any moment.

In "Troilus and Cressida", by a comparison with Chaucer's method of depicting character, he explains in detail how Shakespeare's idea of "character" is not fixed, and Shakespeare shows the characters not only by their own behaviour but as they view and react to one another.

A recent study analysed the value of FDG-PET/CT in children with FUO or unexplained signs of inflammation without fever and found the technique to be a valuable diagnostic tool in these subjects in whom a non-traumatic method of depicting inflammation in the whole body is obviously particularly useful [ 4].

This is progressively leading to the use of alternative methods for depicting the evolution of microbial cells, such as genetic networks, a graph-theoretical representation that can include non-vertical histories [ 30].

Lanzmann (as Kael says) "accumulates data compulsively": it's both one of his methods for depicting the Holocaust and for demonstrating its specificity as experience and as history.

Lanzmann (as Kael says) "accumulates data compulsively": it's both one of his methods for depicting the Holocaust and for demonstrating its specificity — as experience and as history.