Sentence examples for of the figures of from inspiring English sources

Most of the figures, of course, are heroic estimates, and many are heroic forecasts, at that.

Even the dim patches and the thinness of the figures of Jesus and God hardly slow you down.

The rough-hewn monumentality of the figures of the Austrian carver Fritz Wotruba is characteristic of this phase.

Gerard is showing the plaster models of the figures of Beauty, Elegance and Marianne, the symbol of France, from various entrances.

(One of the figures of "Ugolino" quotes Géricault's "Raft of the Medusa," that other masterpiece of cannibalism, as seen here in a vigorous Carpeaux chalk study).

One of the touching things about the Roma obsession is that it has drawn at least some of the figures of the old, settled Manouche and Gitan communities into solidarity with the pitiful newcomers.

Comparison and evaluation of the figure-of-merit of flow distribution uniformity is made for the six studied flow distributors.

These results support the application of the figure-of-eight method as a reliable and valid evaluation tool for the assessment of hand and wrist size.

The purpose of this study was to assess the intrarater and inter-rater reliability as well as concurrent validity of the figure-of-eight technique of measuring hand volume by 4th year (of a 5-year curriculum) occupational therapy students.

The formation constant, Kf, of the figure-of-eight complex is 1.8×10 m−2 (log Kf=51.3±0.6).

Predictions were ranked by the average of the figure-of-merit statistic from D.melanogaster and D.pseudoobscura.