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This can be better seen from the illustration in Fig. 2(d), which shows how the Gaussian beam (solid) and vortex beam (dashed) focus after retrieval from the moiré fringes in Fig. 2(a).

Officially described as "the nation politically organized," Mobutu's MPR, the sole political party from 1970 to 1990, may be better seen as a weakly articulated patronage system.

The figure is better seen in color.

-- before figuring out that New York, if you wanted to get a real idea of it, was better off seen from a distance than close up.

After portraying a depressed teen for a month, I was able to better see from the eyes of the tormented and really understand how cyberbullying is an understated issue.

"It would be better not to see soldiers from any side".

"No reasonable person fully informed about the history and purposes of the legislation in question" would be better, as one can see from Scalia's and Garner's illustration.

Your assumption is that seeing either of those things up close is better than seeing them from afar.

So seeing something is better than seeing nothing, Lykken says.

Thus, the cooling during the quasi-static phase on surfaces with better wettabilities is still better as can be seen from Fig. 12 where the slopes of the curve for surfaces with better wettabilities are larger during the quasi-static phase.

It is much better seen than explained.