In the illustrations in Figure 2, in the panel on the left, the vertical distance between elements is less than the horizontal distance.
In the illustrations, the display is shown overlaying arrows onto the user's immediate location, steering the wearer through his own surroundings.
In the illustrations, we used the Box–Whisker plots.
In the illustrations above, partial derivatives and directional derivatives up to order two have been shown.
That's why in the illustrations the figures are emerging from an old, decaying and textured background.
Warriors, whether Franks or Arabs or Chinese or ancient Greeks, wear Mongol armor in the illustrations.
The white mice in the illustrations, he argued, represent the "color of virginity".
The originality -- and there is plenty of it -- is in the illustrations.
Their beginnings lie in the illustrations, for anyone who cares to look.
Include clues in the illustrations, the way that Brett Helquist did in "Chasing Vermeer".
The glowing yellow eyes in the illustrations follow her around after she closes the book.
