Sentence examples for displays of figures from inspiring English sources

One approach is the use of established open-source atom-based molecular visualization tools like Jmol [32] which can be customized in a programmatic manner by adequate scripts: If the MFD fragments are mapped onto Jmol atom types, all visualization functions of Jmol are available, e.g. the box displays of Figures 8, 10 and 11 (on the left) are generated with a customized Jmol implementation.

Although we detect P4R2 RNAs corresponding to both strands at many (but not all) loci, as can be seen in the browser displays of Figures 4, 5 and 9A, these could be transcripts of only Pol IV or, conversely, only RDR2.

By his teenage years, Mr. Aletti had taken over the decorating and began turning the place into one of those seasonal landmarks known far and wide for its blinding display of figures on the lawn, porch and roof.

The daring display of figure composition, the landscape elements and personal drama also appear in the great unfinished masterpiece, the Adoration of the Magi, a commission from the Monks of San Donato a Scopeto.

This asymmetry is evident even in the static display of Figure 1B, in which the cubes are quite stable in one interpretation when viewed with the page upright but metastable when the page is rotated.

The coloring has the additional distinctive purpose that it connects the topics of the glyphs visually with the same topics in the display of Figure 1, which can be used for interpreting them.

In a year of good and bad stewardship of antiques, museums opened that are devoted to handbags, gelato artifacts and the 1970s band Cheap Trick, and museums closed and sold off displays of wax figures, farm equipment and bicycle memorabilia.

"I have terrible pins and needles in my legs having spent the lunch interval knelt down making minor adjustments to my display of Avengers figures (Wonder Man, unprovoked, had suddenly thrown himself off the shelf).

In an e-mail to ScienceInsider, Hsiang also accuses Buhaug's group of "doctoring the display of their figures".

The results of HNA typing for the samples are displayed in both of Figures  3 and 4.

When he left that job 13 years ago, Mr. Fontana worked for a company that specialized in monuments and museum displays of life-size figures cast in bronze or plaster.