Sentence examples for representation of figure from inspiring English sources
1617/1618 and c. 1621/1627; with Giovanni Lanfranco)—employ Caravaggio's use of dramatic, unconventional gesture and monumental composition, his uncompromising realism and contemporary representation of figure types, and to some extent his strong chiaroscuro, or light-and-dark contrast.
In the middle representation of Figure 4, labeled n = 2 and called the second harmonic, the string vibrates in two sections, so that the string is one full wavelength long.
Figure 4 Reference group representation of Figure 3.
Colour markers reflect object grouping by the age criterion (author G.G), so the chart is the combined 3D representation of Figure 10a, b and c.
In the present work, we consider in particular the problem of the electronic quantum transport across molecular nanojunctions made up of silicon-doped carbon wires, prepared in ordered or substitutionally disordered configurations as in the schematic representation of Figure 1, where the nanojunctions are between pure MLCW wire leads.
Such associated-text representation of figure content has been evaluated and validated in a number of studies [1], [11], [12].
From the 1890s onwards Munch worked on perfecting his representation of figures and faces, heightening the intensity of his paintings.
The characteristics of Parthian art in Mesopotamia are total frontality (i.e., the representation of figures in full face) in portraits, along with an otherworldly quality.
There were religious and cultural sensitivities to the representation of figures on canvas at the time, be they women or men.
Small artifacts, particularly seals, show a peculiar continuation of Babylonian and Assyrian traditions in their preference for the naturalistic representation of figures.
These early examples were inconsistent in their application of perspective techniques, and the results can be unconvincing; Toyoharu's were much more dextrous, though not strict he manipulated it to allow the representation of figures and objects that otherwise would have been obscured.
