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botanical
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Many other notable botanical illustrators, including Lillian Snelling, are represented in the collections of botanical art and illustration .
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Northern Ireland provides a particularly clear illustration of the sometimes hidden problems involved in majoritarian thinking about democracy.
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The clearest illustrations of the relative nature of crime can be seen by comparing distinct and different cultures.
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The clear , lively illustrations in full colour add to children's motivation.
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This handy book has step-by-step instructions and clear illustrations .
good
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Differential association is a good illustration of these two contradictory tendencies.
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The classic traveling-salesman problem is a good illustration of nodes and connections issues.
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There are many more good illustrations coming in to the Library than there are analytical entries or other index terms.
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A good illustration is a piece I received in the mail yesterday.
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The following case provides a very good illustration of the legal problems arising from allegations of fraud.
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The debate over prayer was perhaps the best illustration of what was at issue.
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The concentration of ethnic minority women workforce in the garment industry owned by minority businessmen is a good illustration .
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Lynn's relationship with Stuart is a good illustration of this.
graphic
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But techniques of reproducing graphic images - illustrations - were very slow to develop.
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Paul Zahl in his book Deliver us from Evil gives a graphic illustration of a bush fire sweeping towards two duck hunters.
simple
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Two simple illustrations may be given.
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To take a simple illustration , they should be enabled to read a serious daily newspaper and understand what they read.
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Here is a simple illustration of what is at issue.
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Below is a simple illustration of this, given on two staves to save space.
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He explained some basic principles of physical chemistry using simple illustrations .
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However it is undeniably expensive for a paperback with simple line diagram illustrations and no colour.
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Consider the following simple illustration of a one bank economy where a 10 percent liquid assets ratio must be maintained.
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Here is a simple illustration from the law of tort.
useful
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As always, the behaviour of light is a useful source of illustration .
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Public housing again provides a useful illustration .
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It is a useful illustration as long as we remember that no illustration is exact.
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The most useful form of illustration would have been sets of drawings on papyri or thin wood tablets, loosely bound together.
vivid
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The cold fusion controversy provides a vivid illustration .
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The special includes vivid illustrations of the impact meteors have had in the past and what could happen in the future.
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But there is another vivid illustration of the discrimination practised by the Labour Party against people who live in the province.
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Lafaille's climbs give vivid illustration that adventure can still be found, even in the world's most crowded massif.
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Try to find a vivid illustration of your theme to start off your talk.
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The vivid illustrations in the Blue Books of the 1840s could as well have come from the mines of Shropshire in 1770.
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The Star's fuller reports gave a vivid illustration of two starkly contrasting versions of the same incident.
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book
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The aquatint, as a book illustration , was predominant in the period 1790-1830.
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Instruction is in various media and covers landscapes, portraiture, still life, book illustration and more.
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They are beyond and outside what was obligatory book illustration .
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Attention is also devoted to his work in the fields of architecture and book illustration .
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The smaller of the two is devoted to Picasso's prints and book illustrations .
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This sometimes emerges when we find a book illustration , or a film or television interpretation, unconvincing.
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Since 1985, she has concentrated on children's book illustrations .
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Many have been produced in all honesty as book illustrations or in celebration of some interesting event or anniversary.
colour
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Every page of the book has at least one stunning, full colour illustration - a rich and inspiring treat.
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A catalogue of colour illustrations of works on display together with essays by the selectors is being published.
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Art books are expensive to produce, especially if they contain colour illustrations .
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At the end of the twentieth century, at least some colour illustrations are likely to find places in a monograph.
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Previous volumes, whose authors include Wittkower, Haskell, Baxandall and Girouard, will be updated with colour illustrations .
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It is excellent value with good colour illustrations , many well-presented diagrams and an up-to-date bibliography.
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accompany
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A letterpress accompanying the illustrations would give the work a scientific legitimacy that Audubon's work as well as Lear's had lacked.
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Table 4-7 provides a checklist of the determinants of supply: the accompanying illustrations deserve careful study.
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The articles are accompanied by illustrations and graphics.
contain
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Art books are expensive to produce, especially if they contain colour illustrations .
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Monographs may also contain additional illustrations , and maps showing distributions of individual taxa.
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Certainly they contain similar sayings and illustrations .
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It contained eighty-seven woodcut illustrations after Edward Burr e-Jones and woodcut borders and initials by Morris himself.
give
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Let me give you a personal illustration .
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But in order to give a preliminary illustration , we can take the example of these lectures.
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I would like to give you just one illustration to show what I mean by the disintegrating influence of a dynamic force.
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Lafaille's climbs give vivid illustration that adventure can still be found, even in the world's most crowded massif.
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Paul Zahl in his book Deliver us from Evil gives a graphic illustration of a bush fire sweeping towards two duck hunters.
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Aspects of the revolt gave further illustration of the unreliable loyalty of sections of the armed forces.
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Let me give two illustrations that might unpack this a little more.
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The Star's fuller reports gave a vivid illustration of two starkly contrasting versions of the same incident.
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It may include packaging, illustration and computer graphics.
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The special includes vivid illustrations of the impact meteors have had in the past and what could happen in the future.
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The sites shared administrative costs, selectors and a catalogue which included an illustration and biographical details for each artist.
offer
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The rise of the Carron de Saint-Thomas clan offers a generalized illustration of how the Savoyard administrative elite developed at this time.
provide
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Northern Ireland provides a particularly clear illustration of the sometimes hidden problems involved in majoritarian thinking about democracy.
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Public housing again provides a useful illustration .
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Product particulars relating to Midland Pensions including details of charges will be provided with your illustration .
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Stack wrote the story; his uncle, commercial artist Charles W.. Stack, provided the illustrations .
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The following case provides a very good illustration of the legal problems arising from allegations of fraud.
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Exhibit 5. 3 provides a simplified illustration of the difference between the two methods.
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The cold fusion controversy provides a vivid illustration .
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Knyvet provides an interesting illustration of the problems faced by the Crown in raising revenue.
see
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You will see from the illustration that the vocal tract has several resonant cavities.
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But as I settled into Campbell Hall, I saw illustrations continually, ones that complicated easy judgment and expectation.
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It indicates the gentlest form of detachment. See for an illustration ex.6 from Donna Anna's first accompanied recitative.
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When we look back over our lives we can see countless illustrations of this fact.
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As will be seen by the illustrations , Basler and Professional/AMI have come up with very different looking installations.
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Mr Hellyer could see the illustration now.
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They are in danger of seeing each illustration as a separate creation, in a picture-frame rather than in a story.
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I've only seen an illustration .
show
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In Fig. 8-3 we show for purposes of illustration the Cobb Douglas case.
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Think of a particular organization performance challenge you face as you look over the designs shown in the illustrations on page 266.
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A stop end is normally used, constructed as follows and as shown in the illustration .
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These can be used in countless ways, several of which are shown in the illustration .
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Charlie tell us that she has to programme the computers to show the correct illustrations .
use
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He explained some basic principles of physical chemistry using simple illustrations .
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Walton, using audio clips for illustration , describes some popular methods of representing bird song.
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This is nowhere better illustrated than in the case we used for our basic illustration of good design itself - echolocation.
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Hands and arms are used for illustration , for replacing speech, for indicating emotional states, and for grooming oneself.
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That would certainly be the case for vectors drawn on the page, which I used as my opening illustration .
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He used the illustration of the wedding.
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Giddens uses another illustration drawn from the car industry.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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The new encyclopedia is full of color illustrations and photographs.
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Who did the illustrations for the book? They're lovely.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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In the illustration , the pullover is shown with the motif in allover repeat, using the central row of diamonds version.
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So there was often an element of delusion about zoological illustration .
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Taken as a set, the most critical performance-driven distinctions that emerge from the illustrations operate at two levels.
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The illustration of the horizontal organization presents the richest contrast to that of the vertical.
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The best illustration of what the relationship involved is found in the careers of two esquires, Nicholas Molyneux and John Winter.
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They are beyond and outside what was obligatory book illustration .
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Two simple illustrations may be given.