Sentences with phrase «pictorial representation»

But the movie plays more like a series of pictorial representations of old sci - fi situations than like a story.

Such ideas are crude and confusing pictorial representations which do justice neither to the fundamental religious experiences nor to the realities of the life of prayer.

The first task involves totaling coins and notes (using pictorial representations).

Thank you for the beautiful pictorial representations of your recipes and informative dialogue.

Relax, even if you don't, I am going to describe everything below in step by step pictorial representation too.

While they sometimes can be considered pictorial representations («satellite photos») they nevertheless almost always require sophisticated treatment to avoid drawing naive conclusions.

These paintings also served as pictorial representations of the owner of the estate, and the highest form of art became a way of showing the artist's heart and mind to others.

The movement came to prominence in the years following World War II and is characterized by its focus on gesture and materiality, and its disregard for pictorial representation.

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The Easter Story Wheel activity is designed for Early Years pupils however they are suitable for pupils with SEN.. This Story Wheel activity is a simple pictorial representation of the Easter Story condensed into six parts.

In his work, the physicist relies on the unified mathematical formalism of the theory and abandons dependence on pictorial representations.

Other class periods can be designated as «choose your own approach» problem - solving sessions, during which students might opt to represent problems with manipulatives, other pictorial representations, algebraic notation, or mental math.

And so, when I say it's used in a lazy way, it means that, especially for the West, we use that word to pretty much mean a traditional pictorial representation that comes from European landscape painting and / or American landscape painting.

Still lifes with flowers or arrangements of found objects surprise us with unexpected «hand - made» display devices and the uncertainty as to whether what we are seeing is a pure pictorial representation or a metaphor pointing to something else.

As a technology, photography was developed in the mid-1800s; its threat to painting's long - held authority of pictorial representation forced artists and theorists to reconceptualize the older medium, which caused radical shifts and fragmentation among artists, primarily in the postwar decades.

Largely avoiding pictorial representation, they appear abstract and systematic, closer in appearance to a form received at the doctor's office or DMV than to traditional paintings.

Clark distills their war down to a concise series of photographs of the two views they have of Afghanistan: what they experience of the country over the walls or through the wire of their bases, and what they see through pictorial representations within these enclaves of high technology and occupation.

Even if it were, U.S. copyright law permits pictorial representations of buildings «ordinarily visible from a public place.»

This finding tallies with younger (aged 4 to 7) children's views, in studies where children indicated closeness to family members with pictorial representations (Roe, Bridges, Dunn & O'Connor, 2006; Sturgess, Dunn & Davies, 2001).

The complexities of pictorial representation which characterize the Still Life 1976 paintings mark a definitive step in Warhol's acknowledgment of the history of twentieth century painting and of his role in that history.

Bartlett's In the Garden continues to reveal its true urgency through of the artist's cinematic relationship to painting from photographs, the felt curiosity for pictorial representation, and dialogue with the many languages in painterly history.

He was free to explore line, form and colour while moving fluidly between pictorial representation and abstract invention.

The show attempts to bridge the gap between the two bodies of works by engaging the issue of pictorial representation as an abstraction of depicted objects — a far - reaching pursuit for compositions and techniques that seem fairly simple and straightforward on the surface.

The following resources are: 1 - This Easter Story Wheel activity is a simple pictorial representation of the Easter Story condensed into six parts.

Researchers have extensively studied concept mapping (Novak, 1991) and thinking maps (Hyerle, 1996)-- pictorial representations of «big» relationships among ideas, objects, and events.

Zeus's bloody tears, then, may be a pictorial representation of solidarity with his human son but they can never be more than merely symbolic.

To these may be added — though they are found less frequently in the Sunday - morning service drama, pageantry, pictorial representation, even the dance.

A lesson on multiplying fractions using a pictorial representation - area model.

A simple activity to help students that asks pupils to link the pictorial representation to a fraction word problem and then the abstract solution.

The program uses a multisensory approach leveraging hands - on and manipulative - based activities, Gizmos ® for interactive activities, and pictorial representations to help students visualize concepts.

Add numbers using concrete objects and pictorial representations, e.g. number squares, to add 1 - and 2 - digit numbers.

This teacher - generated list can be represented in various formats (e.g., written list, pictorial representations, etc.).

The pictorial representations of the Grade Book, Checklist, and Calendar tools help provide students with a highly interactive learning experience.

Students are given a simple fraction and asked to color in blocks to make a pictorial representation of it.

They then look at the whole cartoon story board they have drawn and it is a pictorial representation of the problem.

This form of instruction moves students from concrete manipulatives to pictorial representations of those manipulatives, and finally to abstract concepts.

Demonstrate an understanding of fractions by using concrete and pictorial representations to create sets of equivalent fractions.

Justifications will include the use of concrete objects; pictorial representations; and the properties of real numbers, equality, and inequality.

The full report, which contains a pictorial representation of the research findings above, can be accessed here.

Children also work to build a deep understanding of a number as a measure of quantity, learning how to match symbols with words and pictorial representations.