0 in the form of a picture or photograph; in a way that relates to pictures or photographs:
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.
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.
