Sentence examples for specific depiction from inspiring English sources

The art that was made in Nazi camps was "a specific depiction of what happened on that night in that place," he continued.

Second, the summary below the photograph on the Times Web site described general ideas about torture ("Detainees in the war on terrorism will be subjected to lies, threats and coercive force"), indicating that the photo is meant to be representative, rather than a specific depiction.

Soft-tissue windows such as mediastinal (window width, 400 HU; window centre, 40 HU) and abdominal (window width, 350 HU; window centre, 50 HU), with their better spacial resolution contributes to specific depiction of the anatomical location and extent [6] (Fig. 1).

However, the specific depiction of the hanging wings of the nude goddess may have evolved from what was originally a cape.

Its sharp, specific depictions of time, places and species of humanity seem more fascinating the more they recede into the rearview mirror.

Two apply to diagrammatic depictions of evolutionary relationships generally; the third is specific to depictions of hominid evolution.

Today, alongside its classification work, the BBFC continues to ban films outright, on grounds as vague as a potential to "cause harm to public morals" or as specific as the depiction of female ejaculation, face-sitting and other acts associated with female sexual pleasure.

With the use of ultrasound contrast agent, ultrasound imaging enables specific and sensitive depiction of molecular targets [ 40, 41].

The Bible is not that specific in its depictions of the infamous world "Hell".

If the specifics of his depiction bother you, remember: Radagast's increasing detachment from people and attachment to animals, his apparently silly behavior, his loyalty to Gandalf, and his estrangement from Saruman are all mentioned by Tolkien.

Naturally, this has left broadcast channels scrambling to keep pace, and though sex and language guidelines from the FCC do apply, there aren't any specific regulations for depictions of violence, so they're free to ramp it up as they struggle to neither alienate more traditional viewers nor to seem like the stodgy uncle of cable TV. .