Sentence examples for picture complements from inspiring English sources

This technique is called "picture superiority". It simply means we are much more likely to recall an idea when a picture complements it.

In addition, the high lung cancer prevalence in this population – not entirely unexpected since all the included patients had a strong suspicious clinical picture complemented by suggestive accessory exams – and the correct selection of cases that could benefit from these techniques may explain the high sensibility.

And her pictures complement the folding abstract forms in Patricia Treib's oil paintings.

In any good picture book, words and pictures complement each other, each of them necessary and neither sufficient.

O'Neill's richly coloured fantastical pictures complement Moore's writing, which has never been more witty, erudite and resonant.

Rocksteady's Arkham trilogy, concluding with this year's Arkham Knight, has seen the Caped Crusader's gaming stock rise tremendously after 2005's piss-poor motion picture-complementing Batman Begins; and hopes are high for EA DICE's Star Wars: Battlefront raising the bar for Jedi-based shooty-bang-bangs like never before when it's out in November.

To understand the global interaction between the solar wind and the moon we need computer models that can give us a three-dimensional picture that complements the in-situ plasma observations.

In order to provide a more complete picture, we complement the results of our empirical analysis by referring to other examples analysed in the past.

Decades of research have revealed rich cultural repertoires encompassing multiple traditions in wild great apes, a picture crucially complemented by experimental simulations with captive apes.

Quite interestingly, the pathway of the genetic takeover as pictured here complements that idea with an annotation: in the real world, however, life can only be built upon material, which is constrained by environmental conditions as well as the properties of the material itself.

Tell stories and use pictures to complement the narrative.