Sentence examples for using illustrations from the from inspiring English sources

This article reviews the relevant literature on the epidemiological, clinical, and imaging features of primary fallopian tube carcinoma, with pathological confirmation, using illustrations from the authors' teaching files.

Using illustrations from our fieldwork which reveal the particular significance of these issues to our fieldwork experiences and performativities of public/private identities, we highlight important tensions between formalised ethical and methodological dimensions of conducting funded research and the realities of being in 'the field'.

We will next explain, using illustrations from our particular systematic review, why our proposed systematic reviews of reasons are useful even when the literature reviewed is uninteresting, and why they are, in general, less vulnerable to the objections we have advanced against the systematic reviews advocated by McCullough and colleagues.

It can be beneficial to pad his ego during the boardroom conversations by mentioning some great deed he has done, speak of something he did that inspired you (i.e., "your turnaround of 40 Wall Street inspired me to go into real estate, etc")., or use illustrations from some of his books to expand upon points.

We describe governance characteristics and conditions of each of these configurations and use illustrations from well-known PSFs that closely resemble them (see Table 2).

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The photographer Thomas Allen creates dioramas using cover illustrations from pulp paperbacks published in the nineteen-forties and fifties.

The girls' plan had been absurdly simple: they used fairy illustrations from a book, which Elsie, a gifted artist, copied onto cardboard, cut out and stuck into the ground with hatpins.

- Depending on whether you're using pictures from the anime or illustrations from the light novels, the skirt is slightly different colours.

As an illustration of the applicability of the proposed model, a case study is presented using data from the World Bank.

Quentin Blake's illustrations from the Dahl canon are skilfully used to inject as much fun as possible.