Sentence examples for produced depictions from inspiring English sources

There have been and still are thousands of assumptions of arms by Americans who buy cheaply produced depictions from mail-order firms and in shopping malls, seemingly in the erroneous belief that every surname has its own coat of arms ("names" do not possess arms), but these transactions have no justification in either law or history.

Brooklyn born and bred, Mr. Katchor is best known for comic strips that cull history, sociology and fiction to produce depictions of urban life.

Large numbers of single devotional panels showing saints and biblical figures were being produced, but depictions of historical, known individuals did not begin until the early 1430s.

This interpretation was corrected in 1667 by Danish naturalist Nicolaus Steno, who recognized them as shark teeth, and famously produced a depiction of a shark's head bearing such teeth.

(Such reconstructions, sometimes used in murder cases where only skeletal remains of the victim are available, produce reliable depictions of recently dead people, so the assumption is that ancients really did look like the reconstructions made of them).None of this absolutely proves Dr Elia's hypothesis.

In a new study, researchers used x-ray computed tomography (CT) imaging to produce 3D depictions of real and saw teeth belonging to embryos and adults of prehistoric and present-day saw-bearing fishes (such as the one pictured).

The artwork was initially amateurish, and although it improved over the years, even the better artists such as Virgil Finlay and Lawrence Stevens continued to produce cliched depictions of half-dressed women threatened by robots or aliens.

When Sarda talks about the interaction between her work and the viewer, she is referring to the expectations that she creates by using wax to produce realistic depictions of human body parts.

One prisoner, Tokio Tobita, produced exuberant, cartoonlike depictions of prison life in exchange for lighter work requirements, said Lindsey Powell, a cultural anthropologist who works with Mr. Barrette.

The soft tissue resolution of MRI produces excellent depiction of the cervical lymph nodes and there is a trend towards more MRI in lymphoma staging but lung assessment at first diagnosis must be with CT.

Amis may be indulging his Stalin fixation, but he has produced an insightful depiction of Soviet Russia's Mendel-like logic.