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In his illustration of this theory, the so-called Vitruvian Man, Leonardo demonstrated that when a man places his feet firmly on the ground and stretches out his arms, he can be contained within the four lines of a square, but when in a spread-eagle position, he can be inscribed in a circle.
It has been designed and developed to be flexible enough to analyse artworks of varying constituting materials and up to large sizes, which can be inscribed in a cylinder up to 2.5 m in diameter and 2.7 m in high.
The names of family and friends will be inscribed in a tribute booklet.
Another question is harder to answer: How do multiple messages come to be inscribed in a single sequence in the course of evolution?
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The Cascade Network system allows the value that a story creates to be inscribed in an object.
3.01pm GMT Brown says Mandela's views are inscribed in a battered book.
An example of modus tollens is the following: If an angle is inscribed in a semicircle, then it is a right angle; this angle is not a right angle; therefore, this angle is not inscribed in a semicircle.
Riefenstahl, in "Olympia," fabricated a site in Greece where the Olympic rings had supposedly been inscribed in a rock wall; in fact, the rings were Coubertin's.
One thousand dollars (if the name happens to be Harry Potter and it's inscribed in a 1968 first edition of Truman Capote's "The Thanksgiving Visitor").
TIJUANA, Mexico — More than 5,000 names are inscribed in a worn notebook, one for each migrant waiting here for asylum — a list that has grown exponentially since the caravan arrived.
Not a leaf falls but with His knowledge: there is not a grain in the earth's shadows, not a thing, freshly green or withered, but it is (inscribed) in a clear record" (Sura 6 59).
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