Sentence examples for remarkable representation of from inspiring English sources
The most remarkable representation of that long-dead man, however, is achieved not by any single actor but by a group of performers tenderly coaxing an inanimate object into human form.
Melville praised Beck's depiction of the Occupation, and his film, too, is a remarkable representation of it but when German soldiers carry out the deportation of Jews, the events take place at a distance and reflected in the glass pane of a storefront; the soldiers' faces aren't seen, except for that of one, silent and immobile, who is standing guard beside the window.
We have a remarkable representation of Chinese intellectuals and scientists, who are very involved in information science and who are doing interesting philosophical research as well as introducing information science into their educational and research systems.
One remarkable visual representation of the revolution, a photo of Christians amidst the turmoil in Egypt forming a "human shield" around Muslims during prayer, spread with rapidity online.
Our network analyses provided a remarkable visual representation of the dynamic changes in flag leaf transcriptomes over time.
Consistent with the phenotypic growth arrest exhibited by Rasless cells in culture, a remarkable over-representation of functional categories relevant to growth arrest, such as metabolic processes, cell cycle progression, cell proliferation and growth, DNA repair, etc., was observed.
While beta scissions are quite well-represented in both models, there is a remarkable lack of representation of the intramolecular hydrogen abstractions, recombinations and addition reactions in the methyl butanoate network.
The computational results reported in this paper demonstrate remarkable low variance and economical representation of such Gaussian random fields through this new algorithm.
A striking feature of this analysis was the remarkable concordance between samples in representation of tags for individual genes.
The scrolls are remarkable for their vitality, the lyrical representation of atmospheric space, and for the rising and dipping viewpoints that anticipate the zooming motion-picture camera.
A unique hemispherical celestial map, which furnishes a remarkable connecting link between the classical representation of the constellations and the later Islamic forms, is painted in the dome of a bathhouse at Quṣayr ʿAmra, an Arab palace built in Jordan about 715 ce.
