Sentence examples for of a fictive from inspiring English sources

Under the auspices of a fictive label, "Club Negro," he has issued a line of satiric mock-commodities for black golfers.

Elyot's storytelling is a similar act of artificial respiration, barely reviving his foundering characters, who gasp for the oxygen of a fictive imagination.

After the validation of the model, simulations of a fictive solar SJEC with parabolic trough collectors are accomplished to analyse the dynamic operational behaviour of a future plant.

In the first room, Thomas Ott and Daniel Affolter have produced in loving detail the wonderfully filthy, dark and claustrophobic apartment of a fictive aging Mafioso with Mr. Ott's gothic, scratchboard portraits of family members adorning the walls.

The colonial image of what constituted "Australia" at the onset of white invasion was as much of a fictive derivation as Stubbs' interpretations of Sydney Parkinson's own culturally skewed sketches of Australian fauna.

Price tracks value at an abstract remove, suggesting the hysteric moods of a fictive being that, were it a person, we would cross a street to avoid meeting, because the person so plainly would be insane.

A simplified high level financial analysis of the LTE-A deployment was performed to assess the reduction of costs that can be achieved through the use of MRs. This study was carried out for a fictive region of an area of 200 square kilometers similar to that described in [21], which represents a typical European city scenario.

As an experiment, agential realism is applied to a fictive case of a collapsing structure, and found to make sense as feminist conceptualization of such an event.

The effects of these solvents on the Raman spectrum of PEEK allowed a fictive temperature of 250°C to be assigned.

But the thing is, the next part of what I'm going to relate here is a kind of fiction, really, or a fictive reconstruction of actual events, because two days after I was introduced to Gerard's python — he was thinking then of naming it either Jason or Siddhartha — my wife and I went off to Switzerland for an account I was overseeing there and didn't return for more than four months.

We can illustrate this notion of purity by creating a fictive dataset of six rhyme words which we label 1, 2,…, 6, and of which 1, 2, and 3 share the same vowel, and 4, 5, and 6 share a vowel, which is different from the vowel of 1, 2, and 3.