Sentence examples for the pictures involved from inspiring English sources

Originally, their design (as you can see in the pictures) involved a single camera set up with a mirror, which worked well enough to impress the exploratory committee or whatever, but was not nearly good enough for the public.

"A lot of the pictures involve whatever sort of hobby I have at the moment, so a lot of my pictures right now have flight in them," Zev explained.

The finale of the picture involves a young German girl who has been captured by the French and is being forced to sing a song for a group of drunken French soldiers about to be sent back into battle.

Time magazine, Oct. 20, 1930 Although the picture involves liquor-running and murder, it is less a picture of action than of character, made so by the skill of Lucille La Verne and James Cagney.

There was a highly significant effect of reversibility (F 1,23) = 14.43, P < 0.0001), indicating that subjects were slower to respond to the reversible pictures involving 2 people than to the irreversible pictures involving 1 person and an object, regardless of the grammatical structure of the sentence.

This can mostly be translated to mean a general disdain for the establishment, profile pictures involving Anonymous masks and lots of radical ideas about the law, i.e. that members don't really have to follow it.

But I know it when I see it, and the motion picture involved in this case is not that".

That referred to Justice Potter Stewart's concurrence in the 1964 Jacobellis v. Ohio that "hard-core pornography" was hard to define, but "I know it when I see it, and the motion picture involved in this case is not that".

Here's an expository paper by B. Conrey on the Riemann Hypothesis, which includes a number of further suggestive pictures involving the Riemann zeta function, its zeros, and the distribution of primes.

For more pictures along these lines, see Juan Arias de Reyna's manuscript ''X-Ray of Riemann's Zeta function", Part 1 and Part 2. Here's a new expository paper by B. Conrey on the Riemann Hypothesis, which includes a number of further suggestive pictures involving the Riemann zeta function, its zeros, and the distribution of primes.

Experimental tests of this picture involving the statistics of polymorphisms and phylogenies of sites are discussed.