Sentence examples for poorly depicted from inspiring English sources

That is, it serves as a way of opening up or looking at the political world as it is usually understood and uncovering ways in which women and their current and historical concerns are poorly depicted, represented, and addressed.

If other scientific subjects are similarly poorly depicted in video games, the potential educational benefits of these games could be lost.

For starters, parenthood is typically poorly depicted in film and TV, with fear-mongering montages of exhausted, lust-free couples being peed on by their terrible offspring.

The 8-peer group on LAN outperforms the other groups on all the datasets, the Hadoop group performs closely the 8-peer group on LAN, and the 8-peer group on the Internet performs poorly, as depicted in Fig. 5 on the right side.

Current biome maps of South America perform poorly in depicting SDTF distribution.

Current biome maps of South America perform poorly in depicting known fragments of SDTF which are based on herbarium records of habitat specialist species.

In February , 2012 during the funeral of Whitney Houston, in New Jersey, Drain urged Phelps-Roper and other members to tweet poorly Photoshopped images that depicted them haranguing mourners.

John Erickson makes something of the comparison between the great tsarist offensive in 1916 under Brusilov and Zhukov's operation in 1944 to clear the Germans from Belarus, showing in the process that the armies of both wars were not the primitive, poorly led, forces often depicted in western literature.

Multiplanar CT images (a d) depicted a poorly distensible bladder with mural thickening, urothelial hyperenhancement (thin arrows) consistent with active UTI, and a fluid-like collection (arrowheads) with irregular peripheral enhancement along the posterolateral aspect.

Satellite imagery depicted a poorly organized system with deep convection partially surrounding a low-level circulation.

Perhaps this is a restatement of the assertion that "measuring something that is not quite right accurately may yield far better measurement than measuring the right thing poorly" [ 50], the situation depicted in Figure  3.