Sentence examples for In the first illustration from inspiring English sources

In the first illustration, a man with a gun addresses villagers, saying, "Everyone has to vote for one party, otherwise there will be problems".

In the first illustration, the star is not moving relative to the planet, so the wavelength of the light detected on the planet is the same as the wavelength of light emitted from the star.

In the first illustration, we're looking at a 0% growth rate on the principal but the death benefit rider will compound at 4% based on the initial premium so, at $325,000 initially invested, at age 80, she would have $345,935 of the death benefit on top of $112,518 of withdrawals from her required minimum distributions, not assuming that those have grown at all.

The report of van Neck's 1598 voyage, published in 1601, contained the first illustration of the parrot, captioned with the following description: The last account, and the only mention of specific colours, is by Johann Christian Hoffman in 1673 75: The head was evidently blue, and the beak may have been red, as is characteristic of Psittaculini.

They appear in reports published in 1601, which also contain the first illustration of the bird, along with the first of a dodo.

When he was allowed to start for New York the next day, the HERALD correspondent carried not only his copy, but a rough sketch of the battle-ground, which was worked up by a draughtsman in the HERALD office and published — the first illustration which ever appeared in an American newspaper.

By John H. Pomeroy and St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, September 16 , 1961P. 34 Incidental Intelligence: A 1961 college textbook called "Fundamental Physics," and published by John Wiley & Sons contains a chapter on gravitation, and the first illustration in that chapter is a photograph of Marilyn Monroe leaping into the air.

For the purpose of the first illustration in Fig. 7, the g-dot data used as input to the filter are synthetic and are computed from a spherical self-gravitating GIA model with ICE-6G_C (VM5Argusrgus et al. 2014; Peltier et al. 2015).

In the second illustration, the star is moving away from the planet.

In the second illustration, 4/2, the half note (2) is the unit of measurement, with four of them (4) to each measure, etc.

In the second illustration in Fig. 8, the g-dot input is the g-dot of real GRACE data and contains both GIA and hydrology contributions.