Sentence examples for vividly observed from inspiring English sources

Much discussed and interpreted, "The Windhover" plainly begins with, and takes its rhythmic expansiveness from, a vividly observed kestrel.

Yet what Bruce also brings to the choreography is his consummate craft, especially his gift for wrapping seamless lines of dance around vividly observed detail.

(For the record, I saw the show at the Broadhurst with Ms. Alderson, who restricted her responses to the occasional snort.) What's more, Bridges' mise-en-scène pulsed with vividly observed details of Southern blue-collar life.

It is vividly observed from Fig. 6 that extracting features from different narrow-band EEG signals cannot provide satisfactory performance.

The turning point of the GNR from red to purple could not be vividly observed (Fig. 4c, d).

It is vividly observed from Figure 15 that by employing the proposed conditions, the convergence is improved to a greater extent.

Professor Martin makes the point particularly vividly, observing that the way we currently reward corporate C.E.O.'s is roughly equivalent to rewarding football teams for exceeding expectations rather than winning games.

Meanwhile, damage accumulation and microcrack growth can be observed vividly by simulation processing.

The aforementioned bands were observed vividly by subtraction of silica NH2 Dawson spectra with the spectrum of amine-functionalized nanosilica.

The dynamic mass transfer behaviors of Rhodamine 6G from water droplet to surrounding IL in two microchannels were then observed vividly, and quantitatively characterized by mass transfer coefficients kLa.

The aim of the Satyricon was evidently above all to entertain by portraying certain aspects of contemporary society, and when considered as such, the book is of immense value: superficial details of the speech, behaviour, appearance, and surroundings of the characters are exactly observed and vividly communicated.