In graphic design, a unique form for a frame to an image, either illustration or photograph.
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Methods: An online hypothetical vignette study was completed by 454 healthy volunteers.
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He was, in spite of that same vignette, most ignorant of art.
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You could imagine the tale being told in a wispy 70-minute vignette.
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That in a vignette is the trouble in all this discussion.
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I will try to create an amusing vignette involving the circuitry next time.
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A vignette is provided to aid users in performing ksRepo analysis.
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It is a happy vignette from sports recruitment's good old days.
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Later, Boris Pasternak was to give a vignette of the process:
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What particularly appeals in this vignette is how little things change.
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The ground stretched away broken into little hollows and little hills,-downsin vignette.
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The first vignette captures the domestic flourish of an extended African family life.
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We have accordingly detached it for a vignette, and as the throne where
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A pretty little vignette, which the threshing-machine has now made antique.
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His vignette below of the old German Communist was repeated frequently.
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After all, a word-vignette is not intended to have a sequel.
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Four years ago Robert Pattinson's vignette in Vanity Fair hit the cutting room floor.
