Sentence examples for the second illustration from inspiring English sources

The second illustration shows the empty street.

In the second illustration, 4/2, the half note (2) is the unit of measurement, with four of them (4) to each measure, etc.

For the second illustration, consider instead someone who has learned the money model and who, consequently, knows that income falls when the amount of money demanded exceeds the supply.

The second illustration concerns a passage in which James defended his account of truth by urging that it was the concept used in successful science.

In the second illustration in Fig. 8, the g-dot input is the g-dot of real GRACE data and contains both GIA and hydrology contributions.

The second illustration of our natural history perspective is based on the teaching unit entitled "Where does oxygen come from?" (Sander et al. 2004; see Fig. 2 for a step-by-step description of this teaching unit).

Mr. Pijbes said the image is particularly exciting because, "this painting is the first illustration, the first image of a completely new world, which is America.

In the first illustration, a man with a gun addresses villagers, saying, "Everyone has to vote for one party, otherwise there will be problems".

The first illustration adopts the view of someone who has learned the income model and hence is thoroughly imbued with the idea that rising income results from an excess of planned investment over planned saving.

Although the novel, Frankenstein, was first published anonymously in 1818, in 1831 Shelley released a revised version of the text, complete with the first illustration of the monster by the artist Theodor von Holst.

When he was allowed to start for New York the next day, the HERALD correspondent carried not only his copy, but a rough sketch of the battle-ground, which was worked up by a draughtsman in the HERALD office and published — the first illustration which ever appeared in an American newspaper.