Sentence examples for pictorial concerns from inspiring English sources
But some pictures seem to have made the cut to fill a journalistic niche, as if to illustrate a story about shifting American demographics, rather than out of pictorial concerns.
Implications for affective warning pictorial design concerning gender difference.
However, much research in lightness concerns pictorial scenes viewed bi-ocularly.
"I am never concerned with pictorial logic to the exclusion of feeling," he wrote.
Long after he stopped painting, his sculpture continued to betray its pictorial origins: his overriding concern with the interplay of two-dimensional planes and the articulation of their surfaces led Smith to abrade or to paint his sculpture while often ignoring the traditional sculptural problems of developing forms in three-dimensional space.
The need for such a journal is reflected by a very high rejection rate of articles from European Radiology, particularly pictorial reviews and those concerned with policy, as well as guidelines and lengthy recommendations from the European subspecialty groups.
(Male, 52 years old) However, some policy makers had some concerns about the implementation of pictorial health warnings as the majority of rural people use rolling tobacco, which obviously does not include pictorial health warnings.
In contrast, some policymakers raised concerns about the implementation of pictorial health warnings within the Lao cultural context because the majority of rural people used rolling tobacco, thus they might not have access to health warning images.
Future research may consider asking participants to sort pictorial HWLs into categories to address this concern.
His pictorial work is so strongly marked by a concern with the structure of the composition and with effects of perspective particularly foreshortening that it seems clear he knew the work of Andrea Mantegna of Padua.
Provoke turned its back on straight representation, not to mention commercial concerns, and espoused a new and harsh pictorial language that became known as are-bure-boke: "Grainy, blurry, out-of-focus".
