Sentence examples for subject illustrated from inspiring English sources

The subject, illustrated with old newsreel footage and 1950's interviews, is the Nazi occupation of France and the many ways it was dealt with in one city.

I had understood the extremes of this phenomenon – swan meat and Turkey Twizzlers – but my new engagement with the subject illustrated the many instances in between.

For the subject illustrated as an example, the average of the estimations of precision was 0.43 mm.

We investigated 5 regions of interest (ROIs) in each hemisphere of each subject (illustrated for one subject in Figure 1B): V1-2 (early visual cortex; average of 103 voxels per subject): All visually responsive voxels (significantly higher response in blocks with visual stimuli compared to fixation blocks) around the posterior tip of the calcarine sulcus.

Bottom : Functional dynamics from all connections were pooled to summarize the functional network dynamics in a subject (illustrated as a block).

Perhaps the more relevant question is whether tooth erosion in the deciduous dentition is a prognostic indicator of likely erosion in the permanent dentition, as was the case in the subject illustrated in Fig.  5.

This week's test subject illustrates the problem and, better, offers a solution.

The facts, as Mitt Romney's various hallucinogenic outbursts on the subject illustrate, are secondary to the agenda.

There have also been many academic studies on this subject, illustrating apparent seasonal patterns in stock markets around the world but not fully explaining why they might exist.

Oh, and this whole subject illustrates the importance of actually having a model — a story that describes what people do and how they interact — when you discuss economic issues, as opposed to just spouting off plausible-sounding rhetoric.

For most subjects illustrated in Figure 2, a large number of sites stimulated when making the biceps map also evoked MEPs in FDS and vice versa.