pictorial
The lives and time of those early lifeboat crews are commemorated pictorially in a permanent display.
Post-Impressionism borrowed pictorially from Japanese prints.
Data are often expressed pictorially in a way that makes them visually richer than just charts or graphs.

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Examples of pictorially

pictorially
In many cases these vessels are pictorially decorated in the belly area.
It is most often decorated with linear and abstract designs, but a fair number are pictorially decorated.
The author translated only the 'lessons,' while the descriptions of the animals were presented pictorially.
In this paper, we call their variant alley bisimulation, pictorially reminding us of the separate environments.
This 'connectedness' was portrayed not only cartographically, but also pictorially, and it seems to have been intended to promote inward investment.
His general finding is that continuity in emotional attachment of parents to children is pictorially evident across several centuries.
Such characters may be interpreted more pictorially than arbitrary characters whose structure provides no indication of meaning.
In this interface the scenes within a script are displayed pictorially, and users 'speak' by interacting with objects in the scenes.
He may even have arranged for it to be depicted pictorially in the cathedral.
Each verb is illustrated pictorially to show the action before, during, and after its occurrence, corresponding to the future, present, and past tenses.
The reader learns how to recognize a scribe both pictorially and hieroglyphically.
Where components do need to be built for a circuit, construction can be done pictorially, and tested by running the simulator and checking that the component works correctly.
Studies of this effect show that visual imagery has more than symbolic properties, but these properties differ both spatially (including "pictorially") and temporally from those of vision.
The results of this computation were in such good agreement with those shown in figure 10 that the difference between them could not have been demonstrated there pictorially.
Dougherty seems to be aware of that fact in as much as almost one third of the book consists of full-page diagrams, which pictorially convey concepts difficult to teach.
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