Sentence examples for relationship between figures from inspiring English sources
But Feldman came up with his own brilliant solution: repeated figures in different instruments floating at different rates and recurring irregularly so that the relationship between figures keeps changing.
In his paintings, Brewster always struggled with the illusion of a realistic relationship between figures and background, and the half-length portraits allowed him to avoid this problem and focus on the sitter's face.
In particular, the relationship between Figures 15(D) and (E) was consistent with the relationship between Figures 7(Aa, Ba) and (Ab, Bb), supporting the idea of columnar organization as a general functional structure in area TE.
This results in a change in the effective value of Vmax, thereby vertical scaling the Michaelis-Menten response curve (see the relationship between Figures 5A and B).
The task consists of four timed subtests—series, classifications, matrices, and conditions that test subjects' ability to perceive the relationship between figures and shapes.
The relationship between figure and background came clearer than in any of the times I've read that paper, and others, in bits and pieces of my own devising.
But far from seeing Helvetica as neutral, vanilla or nondescript, he loved it for the relationship between figure and ground, its firmness, its existence in "a powerful matrix of surrounding space".
The relationship between Figure 1D and 1E was not clear.
We have modified Figure 4B, the legend for Figure 4B and have re-written the Results section describing the relationship between Figure 4B and 4C.
The relationship between Figure 2B,D illustrates this effect, where a large number of antigenic locations emerge from a comparatively small number of unique antigenic phenotypes.
Another classic resource from the British Museum education team is the Explore an Athenian picture slideshow which asks students to interpret a painting by gradually revealing it part by part, helping students learn to think about the relationships between figures in the picture.
