Sentence examples for pictorial definition from inspiring English sources
Fig. 1 Pictorial definition of behavioural Computer Science Fig. 2 Bella Coles Kemp model (BCK model), taken from [33], Fig. 1].
Then, to minimize observer scoring subjectivity, a scoring rubric was made with categorical definitions and pictorial guidelines of the ordinal scores (0 3) roughly corresponding to no, minimal, moderate, and marked inflammation, respectively.
We have given the definition of intersection/T-bone collisions following its pictorial illustration and statistics.
In 1985 Will Eisner used the term sequential art to describe the medium in his influential book Comics and Sequential Art, and in 1993 critic Scott McCloud offered this definition in his book Understanding Comics: comics are "juxtaposed pictorial and other images in deliberate sequence, intended to convey information and/or produce an aesthetic response".
Mr. Roca's mission is to expand — indeed to explode — received definitions: "Exposing the print component in sculptural, environmental, performance, pictorial and video works and highlighting their relevance to contemporary art" is his goal.
Historians of the subject have become more ambitious, broadening definitions, stretching the very concept of a map, comprehending a growing range of pictorial and diagrammatic artifacts.
Pictorial representation.
"Landscape" suggests something pictorial.
Now the pictorial presentation changes.
Smirks are conceptual, not pictorial.
