Sentence examples for textbook picture from inspiring English sources

(A camp is "not like the textbook picture").

If nobody has market power, this comes down to the textbook picture of perfectly competitive markets with all the marginal whatevers equal.

A unique characteristic of equiatomic alloys is the absence of "solvent" and "solute" atoms, resulting in a breakdown of the textbook picture of dislocations moving through a solvent lattice and encountering discrete solute obstacles.

The textbook picture — literally: this is taken straight from the World's Best Principles Book — looks like this: According to this picture, short-run declines of output below potential are all about short-run nominal wage rigidity.

These molecules appear at the fringe of the cloud of gas whose gravitational collapse and subsequent heating signals the birth of a star.That, at least, is the textbook picture, according to John Bally of the University of Colorado at Boulder.

With genial rhetorical flair, Jesse Bering "PhD" kicks off his perv polemic with a humorous account of his own cloistered gay childhood and outlandish masturbatory tools (a textbook picture of a Neanderthal).

Beaming from a laptop to a wide screen, the scientists showed textbook pictures of chicken, turtle and human embryos to try to undermine the notion that all species had a common ancestry.

Some enjoy a sneeze, and others immediately see the old hygiene-textbook picture of a man releasing a cloud of disease into the air.

The authors compared this teaching program to standard teaching methods that used textbooks, pictures and diagrams.

Several years ago, parents of Middle Eastern background in the Los Angeles area complained that reading textbooks pictured people from that part of the world around tents or camels.

This pilot has taken into account the nuances of the Telugu language and adapted the approach, textbook (see picture below), and instruction according to the context in India.