Sentence examples for representations of birds from inspiring English sources

Two others are covered with delicate relief representations of birds and fish surrounded by flowers and vegetation, executed in a style influenced by Islāmic art.

He wears a loincloth and a hat, and on his face, decoratively scarred with representations of birds and abstract motifs, is a very modern expression of anxiety as he squints at the viewer.

Using that technique, Calder turned out charming representations of birds, cows (one complete with a "cow patty": Cow, 1929), elephants, horses, and other animals, including the extraordinary Romulus and Remus of 1928 that depicts the mythical founders of Rome being nursed by a she-wolf.

It was also interesting to note that many of the students specifically drew their models as an example of a non-aquatic, flying bird in the environment, even when some of the models were considered rudimentary representations of birds.

The chancel screen, dated 1500, is elaborately carved with representations of birds, roses, vines and foliage.

Together with specific lexical labels, experts in birds and dogs might build visual representations of birds and dogs based on early available visual information.

Matrix-embedded samples were characterised by a higher representation of birds typical of secondary growth forest but not those typical of the Eucalyptus-dominated matrix.

While, during the Late Holocene an expansion in ranges of maritime mobility for subsistence is detected, which was associated with an increase in the representation of birds and fish in the zooarchaeological record.

As an alternative, the inclusion of species spatial turnover structure together with associated environmental gradients were employed in both rarity and richness-based complementary reserve selection algorithms to provide a better representation of birds and environmental processes.

The researchers found a "clear over-representation" of birds with dark feathers in sites where there was evidence of ancient humans.

Besides ritual objects, a wide range of utilitarian equipment, from canoe prows to bowls, was decorated with carved representations of humans, birds, and animals.