Sentence examples similar to strict figure from inspiring English sources

For example, the larger, more massive figures, with their strict pattern of folds, on the golden altar (c. 1023) given by Henry II to Basel Minster (Musée de Cluny, Paris), are markedly different from the nervous, elongated figures of the Carolingian period.

Mr. Warner acts as a strict father figure to James' Hollywood lifestyle.

Basal relationships of Artiodactylamorpha are poorly resolved in the strict consensus (Figure 2).

He also has £2.3m of shares due to be paid as part of long-term incentive plans, becoming available in tranches over the next few years, although they are only released if strict growth figures are achieved.

"He started off as a strict authoritarian, reactionary figure," says Vallely.

A list of unambiguous synapomorphies supporting the nodes of the strict consensus of Figure S4 is shown in Text S3.

The HncsoS4AB Km double knockout mutant displayed a strict hcr phenotype (Figure 3), showing no signs of growth for over 70 h in an ambient CO2 atmosphere.

The unweighted analysis yielded 2851 MPTs (strict consensus in Figure  15).

Today we know him mostly as a strict if well-meaning figure haunting the outskirts of Russian music, a virtuoso pianist and influential teacher.

And he claims that only properties that figure in strict laws physical properties are candidates for casual relevance.

One important component of such descriptions is their capacity to figure in strict laws of nature (see 3.1).