But, while I see Mitchell's point, I feel she sometimes over-illustrates it: too many people hurtling around, too much twitchy clumsiness.
The first "new look" paintings, like "Murnau -- Houses" (1908) and "Murnau -- Summer Landscape" (1909), were still figurative, but by 1910 abstraction was taking over, as illustrated here by "Improvisation 7," "Boat Ride" and "Improvisation 11".
MSC and NDS are expressed by the detection rate in the remaining intervals that are not already covered by FEC and OVER as illustrated in Fig. 1.
where (6) is the distribution over sounds illustrated in Figure 1(a), (7) is the distribution over sounds illustrated in Figure 1(b), and (8) is the distribution over concepts illustrated in Figure 1(c).
Sacha Baron Cohen quite literally risked his life over and over again to illustrate this point.
A "real niggas do real things" aesthetic took over, helpfully illustrated by the mid-90s American rap music that was filtering into West Africa thanks to the arrival of the Internet.
The subject matter elicits sympathy, but the construction is paint-by-numbers schematic; each short scene over-obviously illustrates another aspect of the situation.
The country's investments abroad also fell 13% this year over last year, illustrating how closely Japan's economic fate is linked to the rest of the world.
Representative examples of the numerical simulations of displacement over time illustrating the diversity of oscillations are shown in Fig. 5.
The therapist also highlighted the length of rope still left over, to illustrate opportunities and possibly improved life circumstances, despite negative past experiences.
Shares of the largest U.S. companies have disappointed investors in recent years, illustrating over and over that big does not always mean safe or strong.
