用iconography造句子，“iconography”造句

As the iconography suggests the building houses... shops, shops and shops.

From there, the liturgical elements of the church are laid out in narrative, following a strong iconography in its orientation.

Clinical efficacy of primal therapeutic schedule versus graded one according to iconography in the treatment of renal transplantation recipients with pneumocystis carinii pneumonia

The central sculptural component evokes a Minimalist representation of the ruined skeleton of a church, referencing both the romantic iconography of painters such as Caspar David Friedrich and the imagery of a Black Metal album cover.

Analyse the clinical. iconography and histopathology feature of 15 cases pulmonary inflammatory pseudinoma approved by pathology.

Methods 10 cases of pituitary abscess were reviewed, including history, clinical presents, iconography, operative documents and follow-up.

When you think about it, the iconography of the barcode happens to pop up quite often, and not only in architecture.

Raised iconography, yellow coded handles, color.

According to the strict rules of Hindu iconography, Ganesha figures with only two hands are taboo.

Of course, that's not entirely unusual - after all, Tarantino is a movie magpie, and his work has always been informed by the tropes and iconography of other movies.

Music iconography is a most important part in the study of Chinese music history.

So right in the packaging of this novel that we have today this cover has changed over time nevertheless, even today, that very Catholic iconography is right on the front of the cover.

Another reason, says Peter Hopkins, a geographer at Newcastle University, is that Scotland's cultural iconography is much more vivid and more popular than England's.

Again there is a biblical iconography behind this.

The pathogenic factors, clinic characteristics, iconography representation, treatment and sequel prophylaxis of central pontine myelinolysis were discussed.