Sentence examples for the items illustrated from inspiring English sources

Disclaimer: The items illustrated in this blog are reproduced from the combined contents of a selection of illustrated bag portraits and represent the personal views of the illustrator and writer.

One of the paintings, "Reflections in a Samovar," an oil on canvas measuring 30 inches by 36 inches, will be shown with the actual items illustrated in the painting - a samovar, a ginger jar, a fruit basket and cake plate.

Table 2 provides a suggested reporting format for the REMARK profile, with the REMARK profile items illustrated using data from an example article (Pfisterer et al, 1994).

Taken together, these items illustrate how a still-young institution becomes a repository of centuries of culture and memory.

However, many of the comments and discussions around particular items illustrated broader issues, which we hypothesise are related to skill in writing, knowledge of the science of improvement and the evolution of the field.

The main part of the training sessions included a review of early signs of autism and all ESAT items, illustrated by video clips showing children with abnormal or absent behaviour and others showing typically developing children, to clarify what could be expected of a young child at a certain age.

Some items illustrated and some materials on which this book is based are found in the Princeton University Library and Archives.

The fact that all these labels refer to the same items illustrates a common challenge in educational psychology that may be termed "jingle-jangle fallacy", which refers to the problem of differentiating between the multitude of different motivational constructs and terms used in the literature (see Murphy and Alexander 2000 for a thorough review of motivational terminology).

Samuel Pepys, Plague, Fire, Revolution National Maritime Museumm, Greenwich, London; 20 November – 28 March This article was amended on 17 November 2015, to identify the exhibition item illustrated in the photograph.

The next component of the chart is the distribution of items illustrating their relative difficulty.

Using the ideal item illustrated in Figure 1, and following Santor and colleagues [ 8] operational criteria for item selection (numbers one to three presented below), items were judged on five criteria (see Table 2).