-
sketches not
intended as
finished works for sale will also very
often stylize. "
Stylized" may mean the
adoption of any
style in any context, and in American...
-
social sciences,
especially economics, a
stylized fact is a
simplified presentation of an
empirical finding.
Stylized facts are
broad tendencies that aim to...
-
Eastern and
African painting, however,
continued a long
history of
stylization and did not
undergo an
equivalent transformation at the same time.[citation...
- actors, such as Kokang, also used
Kakweye forces in the 20th century,
stylizing the
forces as a People's
Defence Force. The
Kokang tycoon and drug trafficker...
-
comic books (manga). It also has the
benefit of
lower cost
productions and
stylized content as
opposed to
realistic animation. As was the case in the United...
-
armor through bronze hooks.
Those hooks would be
stylized as
snakes and horns. The
practice of
stylizing the
armor probably originated from the Celts. By...
- the 1940s, with Ivan
Radoev adding a five-pointed star and
additionally stylizing the coat of arms in 1974. The 1928
edition of
Haralampi Tachev returned...
-
business cards.
Focusing on
objects of interest. Short,
looping videos.
Stylizing.
Video stabilization and time-lapse.
Killian Bell, "Microsoft says its...
- USA
Today (often
stylized in all caps) is an
American daily middle-market
newspaper and news
broadcasting company.
Founded by Al
Neuharth in 1980 and launched...
- anniversary, the
portal changed its logo to a new style, also
changing the
stylizing of the name,
changing the G to be lowercase. "G1
ganha versões em espanhol...
