(The theory has long since been popularized in mainstream media, where it has perhaps been a bit misinterpreted as a figure referencing how many total friends you should have on a social service like Facebook. Not quite – it's how many people you can keep up with at a given time).
A precisely figured reference flat is placed on top of the flat being tested, separated by narrow spacers.
Here, his "Balloon Venus (Magenta)" (2008-2012) stout out, a bulbous and winding female figure referencing a new source of inspiration, the Venus of Willendorf.
Carr remarked, too, on the £2m advance McIntyre received to write the book – a figure repeatedly referenced in an interview with the comedian by Lynn Barber for The Sunday Times.
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In the literature, the latter are usually evaluated by showing qualitative spectral reflectance reconstruction results (e.g., a figure comparing the reference and measured spectral reflectance), and presenting quantitative results concerning the reference and reconstructed or coordinates [30 33].
The ECL signal from 125I-BoNT-A was about 10% of the signal of unlabelled BoNT-A and of the reference-BoNT-A (Figure 5A).
The Endopep signal from 125I-BoNT-A was about 15% of the Endopep signal of unlabelled BoNT-A and of the reference-BoNT-A (Figure 5B).
Additional file 2 provides a figure of the reference card used and its interpretation.
"She was an exceptional woman, a virginal intellectual who managed to impose herself as an important figure, a reference point in the philosophical and political life of Alexandria during a crucial epoch" Mr. Amenábar said.
