Sentence examples for revised illustration from inspiring English sources

The revised illustration model is now provided in Figure 7. 7) Overall there are some very rough stretches of writing.

Finally, we would like to acknowledge the design expertise of Chris Wright, a system developer within NHS Forth Valley, for his contribution to the revised illustration of the G-AP framework.

To optimise its usefulness to health professionals, we have revised the visual illustration of the G-AP framework to better reflect how the process unfolds in practice.

Gaara's backstory became one of Kishimoto's favorite stories from Part I; Kishimoto had to revise his illustrations in such chapters in as he wanted readers to understand more Gaara's mental state.

After his first appearance, in "The Little White Bird," Peter outgrew the nest; the passages about him were revised and republished, with illustrations of delicate grotesquerie by Arthur Rackham, under the title "Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens," in 1906.

An illustration of the revised method comparing modeled ice margins of the Fennoscandian Ice Sheet with observed end moraines of the Last Glacial Maximum shows that this approach provides a more automated and statistically robust means to quantify correspondence than the original APCA.

An illustrated version of the CAHPS® instrument was designed for low-literacy audiences; the illustrations were tested and were then revised to reflect respondents' feedback.

Although the novel, Frankenstein, was first published anonymously in 1818, in 1831 Shelley released a revised version of the text, complete with the first illustration of the monster by the artist Theodor von Holst.

We have also revised figures according to the reviewers' suggestion to make the illustration clearer and we point out in the figure legends that the dox treatment is illustrated by the blue shading.

It includes 20 of John Tenniel's illustrations from the original book coloured, enlarged and, in some cases, revised.

The fourth edition was revised and extended by the ornithologists Alfred Newton and Howard Saunders, with some additional illustrations bringing the total number of engravings up to 564.