Sentence examples for balancing figures from inspiring English sources

Done in oil on metal in the 19th century, it is an image of the upright hand of Jesus, pierced with a nail and balancing figures of the Holy Family on its fingertips.

The answer you should get in C2 = 1.08377795636471 and the balancing figures you should get are 53.6470088400507; so clearly there is more than one way to skin a cat than having the exponents reciprocate to 1. Select cell D2 and enter "=C2-B2+C2" asimplemeansmeans of decrementing.

She learns to make book and handle money, to balance figures in her head and read the odds on dozens of sporting events at once.

The early start of ammonia dosage prevented limitation of yeast growth by nitrogen (NH4-N always >100 mg/L), and the supply and uptake of nitrogen were well balanced (Figure 4C).

Bhumibol, now 88 and the world's longest-serving monarch, has wielded much influence since the closing days of the second world war and is seen as a important balancing figure in a country where political divides often result in bloodshed and revolt.

Note that the balancing figure is the same as a_, 1.0240260766465 because of the reciprocation equaling 1.

We observe that convergence in Figures 12 and 13 is very similar to the convergence obtained for PSWFs balancing in Figures 6 and 7, respectively.

Furthermore, formal design itself can convey emotions which influence aesthetic response: "There is no rule in painting or statuary more indispensable than that of balancing the figures, and placing them with the greatest exactness on their proper centre of gravity.

Revised trade balance figures are due from the statistics institute on Oct. 9.

1. Eurozone inflation and trade balance figures are due at 10am.

They note that exchange rates and trade balance figures are part of increasingly complex international commercial relationships.