Sentence examples for prime illustrations from inspiring English sources

To Dr. Alex Maltman, these are prime illustrations of the power of geology.

Leonardo da Vinci and other Renaissance polymaths are prime illustrations.

He's a prime illustration of what plagues the Republican Party and holds it back.

A prime illustration of the near merger of painting and photography is Gregory Crewdson's large untitled photograph of suburban life gone awry.

Prime illustration: When the Czech Republic's government fell in a no-confidence vote last Tuesday, it raised the question of the country's commitment to continue taking part in the American plan to build a missile shield aimed at countering eventual Iranian nukes.

Linear Temporal Logic is a prime illustration of this problem: if p and q define single event patterns, a temporal expression like G (p→X q) validates whether an event that satisfies p is always immediately followed by an event that satisfies q.

T3SS is a prime example of a vestigial system and an important illustration of the stepwise evolution of the flagella machinery [67], [68].

The reimaginings caught on in Tumblr and Facebook art communities five years ago, cementing Prime's decision to pursue illustration full-time.

Just after he came to power, the Economist put an illustration of the prime minister with a Union Jack mohawk on its cover alongside the headline "Radical Britain: The West's most daring government".

India's decision to block an American fact-finding mission on religious freedom from entering the country is the latest illustration of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's dubious track record on religious freedoms, said experts and activists.

Exposing all subjects to all illustrations may have primed them with greater reinforcement of the information when answering the questions for later illustrations; however we moderated this potential effect by randomizing the order in which illustrations were tested.