physiognomically

It is physiognomically like the southern part of Štrpce.

A plant community can be described floristically (the species it contains) and/or physiognomically (its physical structure).

His description of forest associations was physiognomically based.

Physiognomically he certainly appeared to be the exact opposite of the emotionally-motivated cycloid personality.

These were physiognomically similar to the Purples, but with gray skins oddly mottled with black.

The vegetation as a whole may have resembled, physiognomically at least, modern species-poor subalpine vegetation of western Norway.

He can be stuffy, especially in his inert, albeit physiognomically accurate portraits (Elaine de Kooning's are livelier, if not better painted.)

Two uniformed toughs, Brose's hand-picked but oddly effete, physiognomically dainty roughnecks, eyed him as he emerged from the elevator.

This phenomenon recognizes the correlation between mountain mass and the occurrence of physiognomically similar vegetation types; similarity in vegetation type is observed at higher elevations on large mountain masses.

For as in landscape gardening, a spire, cupola, monument, or tower of some sort, is deemed almost indispensable to the completion of the scene; so no face can be physiognomically in keeping without the elevated open-work belfry of the nose.

When he did, as in "Potato Eaters" and two portraits of peasants, all done in 1885, he painted them as physiognomically primitive, as if "a resolutely animal expression," as Mr. van Tilborgh put it, brought them closer to nature.