Then came a precise illustration of what ails the Timbers.
The dawning scientific scholarship profited from the development of printed illustration; it is significant that studies in both anatomy, with its need for precise illustration of the human body, and cartography greatly expanded after development of printed illustrations.
But, to give a precise illustration, an identity theorist who thinks that declarative sentences express Russellian propositions will typically hold that true such propositions are identical with facts.
In words and lovingly precise illustrations, he has imagined an island paradise where people, dressed in outfits of olden times, live in blissful harmony with kindly, intelligent dinosaurs.
Chip Kidd, a celebrated graphic designer, has made this book a visual pleasure, with precise illustrations, vivid photographs and a colour palette that would make Kate Spade swoon.
For proof, look no further than the new book "Whose Hair?," from Laurence King Publishing, which features more than two hundred of Christina Christoforou's precise illustrations of famous hair styles through the ages.
The full extent of the clitoris was alluded to by Masters and Johnson in 1966, but in such a muddled fashion that the significance of their description became obscured; in 1981, the Federation of Feminist Women's Health Clinics FFWHCcontinuedued this process with anatomically precise illustrations identifying 18 structures of the clitoris.
The precise, realistic illustration of a user's body appears along with data about it in the app, including how different areas are improving or declining over time.
Turns out they were showing an old model: the plan now is to have nice big e-ink displays strapped to the wrists of soldiers — space marines to be precise, if the illustration is any indication.
Joy because each story is a miniature masterpiece, as clear, warm and precise as the illustrations by the author that accompanied them, crafted by a mind that understood the importance of comfort reading.
Zelinsky's precise and witty illustrations, in American primitive style, match Isaacs' text, which captures the outsize tone of the frontier, where the soil is "rich enough to open its own bank".
