Sentence examples for with tracings of from inspiring English sources

She obviously succeeded: the panels and scarves on view are firm, fine, nearly transparent and subtly patterned with tracings of lines, splotches of color and shadow-like images.

It conferred dignity on prisoners subjected to beatings and humiliating body-cavity searches and meals of thin porridge streaked with tracings of worms and bird droppings.

Sometimes she juxtaposed the speedway's distinctive shapes and patterns with tracings of more abject stains from the concrete embankment of the Los Angeles River, which runs near her studio.

To date, in five rooms in his offices in Capo di Ponte, Mr. Anati and his staff of three have assembled a library of 40,000 books and reprints, 16,400 feet of rolls with tracings of graphemes, several thousand reports from various parts of the world, and a collection of 300,000 slides, representing about one-150th of all known material.

This is a difficult task, and not without substantial conceptual and methodological obstacles, as Ha et al. ([2012]) have shown that students have difficulty with tracings of their thinking and reasoning processes and may not be metacognitively aware of the origins of their thoughts and beliefs.

Jewelry, a significant part of the show, often mimics body parts, as in Peter Bauhuis's brooches of cast silver that depict the heart as a muscle, with tracings on the backs that suggest its arterial pattern.

There's no entrance, but you can peer through various peepholes punctured in its skin to catch a glimpse of walls fetishistically carved with intricate tracings of geometric and vegetal forms.

Masses float in space yet are made less than alien by referencing hints of scientific inquiry with faint tracings of formulas, diagrams and charts that are more like apparitions than footnotes.

All pH data was provided along with pH tracings of day1,day2 and the 48-h test period.

Analysis will use specialised cardiac CT circulation software with intraventricular tracings of end systolic and end diastolic timings.

Structural measures of the brain, from MRI, tend to have relatively high reproducibility across measurement methods, and are generally consistent with expert tracings of the same structures (see Supplement of Stein et al. 2012; many studies have investigated the reliability of measures from brain MRI, e.g., Pengas et al. 2009).