Sentence examples for natural figures from inspiring English sources

Abdur'Rahman drew on his Cherokee background and prison spirituality to create a complex tableau of natural figures that represented his escape into nature to shield him against abuse as a child.

"I think there ought to be some confirmation that the benefit of the doubt will always be given to parents in these matters and they should be seen as the natural figures of authority in this respect".

English illuminated books, such as the Queen Mary Psalter, were also famous in this period, featuring rich decoration, a combination of grotesque and natural figures and rich colours.

"Natural figures would have broken the spell of my vision," he said, "so I had to make them half-real".

About the 1920s the natural figure started to make a comeback, and corsets became less popular.

The natural figure of merit is the excess risk, defined as the excess asymptotic average error per discrimination when α is perfectly known.

The similarity between the experimental (Figure 6a,b) and natural (Figure 6,d) samples suggests that the degree of comminution increases progressively toward the fault core of the Nobeoka Thrust.

How well the former explains the latter gives a natural figure of merit of these models, in a setting known as encoding[ 8].

Flatter your natural figure.

Try to follow your natural figure.

The AFM images of the graphene-like thin layers (Figure 6a) and natural graphite (Figure 6b) were shown in Figure 6.