Sentence examples for pictures formed by from inspiring English sources

In total, 274 children performed an incomplete ranking of 8 pictures formed by three factors each with two levels (23 design).

However, the picture formed by VICE News correspondent Ben Anderson as he traveled to Afghanistan in December 2012 was anything but, finding that our legacy will likely be the exact opposite of what Allen posited not a stable Afghanistan, but one at war with itself yet again.

TEM pictures of bacteroids formed by wild-type RU2222 and the aap bra mutant RU1933 showed remarkable differences (Figure 2).

Or, in a talking pictures form….

Although the popular image of these people is formed by television pictures of Iraqis and Afghans trying to hop aboard trains that go through the Chunnel to Britain, or of Albanians struggling to cross the Adriatic to Italy in rickety boats, most illegal immigrants in the EU enter legally and simply stay on when their visas run out.

Your piece ends on a rather pessimistic note, suggesting that there is rarely a clear picture until one is formed by a journalist or a committee — in other words, until a disaster leads us to demand a narrative explanation.

One is in front of a picture of the moon, formed by lines of printed text that read "I Create as I Speak," a translation of the Aramaic word abracadabra.

Each series is formed by 6 pictures, which that can therefore be grouped into 5 successive direct pairs (pillow-sofa, sofa-kitchen, kitchen-bedroom, bedroom-house, house-scene).

Currently, there is no clear picture of the overall structure formed by this collection of proteins within the pore, primarily due to their disordered nature.

The picture shows the octahedron polyhedrons formed by oxygen atoms, and paths for proton diffusion through intra- and inter-octahedral jumps.

And perceptions are formed by dramatic news pictures and anecdotes, not dry statistics about the probabilities of being in a crash.