Sentence examples for type illustration from inspiring English sources
Hume believes that Martinet did this when he made the type illustration, and it was derivative of Jossigny's image rather than a life drawing.
Because Paulet's 1811 type illustration of the species did not represent the typical morphology of the fruit bodies, Jorinde Nuytinck and Annemieke Verbeken designated an epitype in 2005.
The possibly-female specimen MNHN 2000-756, ofe of the most-illustrated skins, has an artificially-trimmed crest resulting in an unnaturally semi-circular shape, unlike its appearance in life; the type illustration has a similarly-shaped crest.
Boddaert provided Linnean binomial names for plates in Buffon's works, so the accompanying 1770s plate of the hoopoe starling by François-Nicolas Martinet is considered the holotype or type illustration.
The Where's Wally type illustrations have proved hugely popular.
It came with a card from proprietor Nick Papandreou showing a Currier and Ives-type illustration of the new parking lot at Mall of Colonial America here in Quaintford, New Hampshire, and bearing a message of yuletide cheer: "Give yourself the gift of freedom from lawn care, shrub trimming and flower bed chores.
Sequential reactivation of the place cell activity during the replays shown in the raster plots began where the rat paused (blue circle in the trial-type illustration) and moved forward toward a goal.
The 6-page OPC, written at the 7th reading grade level, included 12 recognizable clipart-type illustrations to supplement written text.
Bruntjen writes, "although not the first colored aquatint book, [it] was the first major one, and it was to set an example for the type of illustration that was to enjoy widespread popularity in England for some forty years".
Indeed, the depiction of historical relationships among living groups as a pattern of branching predates Darwin; Lamarck (1809), for example, used a similar type of illustration (see Gould 1999).
Alfred Stieglitz denigrated his work, though with an odd note of respect, as "nothing more than the highest type of Illustration".
