Sentence examples for pictorial construction from inspiring English sources

Undoubtedly, he would have been directed to these luminaries by Domenico Veneziano, whose own works demonstrate a Renaissance emphasis on colour and light as elements of pictorial construction.

Paul Klee and Saul Steinberg, among other modern artists, come to mind, but Ramírez's command of pictorial construction, a kind of strictly paced visual music, is all his own.

In this framework, the most relevant source with detailed instructions for the pictorial construction of objects with different surface textures is the painter's handbook 'De groote waereld in t kleen geschildert', i.e. 'The big world…' (1692), published in Amsterdam by Willem Beurs [13].

Sequential narrativity is a form of pictorial construction that privileges a continuity of effect linking the viewer, through the painting to the artist and his intention.

A graphical user interface enables the pictorial, "on-screen" construction of a metabolic network.

The advantages of YRBC over restriction/ligation-based cloning can be best illustrated using a pictorial representation of the construction of two GFP-fusion constructs (Fig. 2).

Its avant-garde compositional strategies, cued by European construction of pictorial space, show Chase's efforts to be modern.

Although the emphasis on true descriptions of sizes and shapes requires orthographic projection for working and construction drawings, pictorial representations may be useful.

The feature vectors used to describe the atomic sites in each molecule are 2D topological circular fingerprints [27, 28] based on the occurrence counts of SYBYL [37] atom types at different topological distances from the atom in question (see Figure 1 for a pictorial representation of the construction of these fingerprints).

Together with the construction of pictorial representations for carotenoid, terpenoid and phenylpropanoid metabolism, a deeper insight into changes in these metabolic activities was possible.

It was the combination of those difficult and arcane techniques that so well served the singular and outré constructions of Mortensen's pictorial narrative.