pictorially

pictorial | American Dictionary

pictorial
adjective[ not gradable ]
us/pɪkˈtɔr·i·əl, -ˈtoʊr-/
consisting of or having the form of a picture or pictures:
a pictorial history of America

Examples of pictorial

pictorial
The authors are not alone in rejecting the notion that there are internal pictorial representations.
Rather than either pictorial or symbolic, it might better serve cognitive science to recast this debate into a problem in both pictorial and symbolic terms.
The ichnographic map was distinctly different from realistic pictorial panoramas, as well as from the cityscape itself.
She assumes that everyone would have known how to ' read ' the images they were exposed to through their knowledge of current pictorial conventions.
The pictorial illustrations chosen are aids to observation, not substitutes.
To help the reader, illustrations and pictorial interpretations of formulas are given throughout the paper.
Graphics are intentionally immediate and often pictorial but never reduce the content of the message.
Furthermore, pictorial annotations have a stronger and longerlasting effect than written annotations, both for vocabulary retention and retention of comprehended information.
They are tall, free-standing, pillar-like stelae with tapering form, usually with a rectangular cross-section and pictorial narrative scenes carved on all four sides in registers.
The fact that textual and pictorial information must be compatible does not mean they have to be indistinguishable.
It would appear that a great many recurrent dreams are not realistic rehearsals of a threatening event but rather pictorial metaphors of current concerns.
Several photographers who set up their cameras overlooking the commercial district between 1860 and 1880 created a pictorial record of civic action.
The pictorial account of mental imagery rested on the demonstration that mental image processing follows the same rules that perceptual processing follows.
We present evidence against this view, and a new method to depict pictorial properties.
Again a pictorial survey was conducted where the boys were asked to ascribe a male or female name to a gender-neutral stick figure.
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