Sentence examples for either the figure from inspiring English sources

: Ligatures: Parallel texts Pr4 5 (top) and Hr5 (bottom) show that a figure (glyph holding an object and in P may be fused into a ligature in H, where the object replaces either the figure's head or its hand.

In part 1, the figures of a butterfly and a frog were presented on the screen, and the children were asked to press the corresponding button with either the figure of a butterfly or a frog on it.

Unfortunately, there is no thorough, accurate, and easy specification of what either the Figure 1 or Figure 2 model tests test.

I assume that they have done this, but the method to determine CW should be better described in either the figure legend or the methods.

More explanation of these behavioral tasks would aid reader comprehension.  Figure 1 was included to help explain how these tests are performed, but as data are included in the review, it would be useful to have more details on methodology in either the figure legends or in the body of the text.

Moreover, the small number of expected deaths among deciles 4 10 limited the validity and usefulness of applying the H-L test to either the figures presented in Table  5 or to a reduced table with deciles 4 10 combined to increase the size of the expected frequencies (not shown).

Either way, the figure was far smaller than the tens of thousands of demonstrators that had been reported around the Capitol on several days in recent months.

Either way, the figure is small: 10 million represents a mere drop of Twitter's 310 million total active users — it counts 65 million of those in the U.S., its largest single market, with the remaining 245 million overseas.

Regrettably, I was unable to find the original histological slide of either of the figures in the manuscript.

Europe can't be bothered either; the figures that are constantly quoted often confuse self build and custom building.

Representative symbolic sculpture tends either to simplify the figure in an abstract, geometrical, or expressionistic style or to imitate nature realistically.