Sentence examples for pictures represents a from inspiring English sources

Each of these pictures represents a frame and they can be put together into a movie and we can see what the molecules do," said Peter Brzezinski, a member of the Nobel committee for chemistry.

On word level, one of the pictures represents a semantic or phonemic distractor, or, on sentence level, a semantic or syntactic distractor, another picture is thematically related and one is unrelated.

Together, these two pictures represent a moment in Western art when the psychological probe at which the masters of the past excelled remained alive, even as painters heading for ultra modernity were about to break away from figuration.

In an editorial, the newspaper said the pictures represented a crucial test of Britain's free press.

Crewdson's new pictures represent a return to both his appetite for staging complex undertakings in service of his art, as well as an affirmation of the simplicity he personally so desires for himself.

Participants were submitted to a matching task in which three pictures, representing a body part (hand, foot, arm and leg), were presented vertically aligned at the centre of the computer screen.

Confocal pictures represent a merged z-stack of 15 slices (1 µm each).

In agreement with data from non-small-cell lung cancers treated with the EGFR tyrosine kinase inhibitors gefitinib or erlotinib (Cappuzzo et al, 2007; Daniele et al, 2007; Hirsch et al, 2009), these two cytogenetic pictures represent a good prognostic marker in terms of PFS and OS.

It's like looking through a family photo album and knowing that every picture represents a crucial moment of experience.

You may reflect that each picture represents a tiny fragment of even the visible firmament, but its integrity makes for a satisfying sense of wholeness.

A focus on just one element of his complicated drawings can lead the viewer to believe that the picture represents a plausible physical arrangement.