sketch something out

Examples of sketching

sketching

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Figure 24 shows two types of filtering provided by our sketching environment.
Sketching is a natural way for people to explain and understand complex ideas and to per form visual and spatial reasoning.
As a document on the process of architecture, the magazine explored two facets: building and sketching.
I therefore want to begin by sketching out the contours of early modern queenship, before turning my attention to the books under review.
It was anticipated that sketching would be a more common way of representing solutions for designers than other ways.
The first part comprises an introduction to the source material, sketching its immediate historical context and outlining principles of transcription.
More sophisticated enhancements could contribute even more useful functions to a computer-based sketching environment, giving it many advantages over paper.
I begin by sketching in the main features of a deontological system.
But it is all the more remarkable that despite such difference they seem to be sketching the same collective portrait of the babu.
Indeed, in teaching design, we advocate sketching as means to promote "free" exploration of as many raw ideas as possible.
Typically, on-site sketching involves measured analysis for design, or recording experience, often travel experience.
In sketching the layout the topology is also represented, in addition to other features, such as shapes, sizes, and so on.
Drawing marks, acts, and reacts: toward a computational sketching interface for architectural design.
Finally, the last par t reviews relevant computational sketching programs.
In order to build useful computational sketching tools for design, we must identify the dimensions of sketching.
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