Sentence examples for except for the figure from inspiring English sources

At regular intervals the whole scene goes dim except for the figure of Jesus, which radiates beams like a searchlight.

Descriptions from 1475 to 1568 attribute all of the tomb except for the figure of Faith to Donatello.

One of the surprises is a 1930 painting by the regional artist Grant Wood of his 21-year-old assistant, Arnold Pyle, whom he depicts, with melting tenderness, against an autumnal rural landscape empty except for the figures of two male bathers.

Figure creation in the web-based application is parallelized at the array level, by writing to a shared directory (accessed via NFS), except for the figures where all arrays are superimposed, where parallel execution is impossible.

All data are presented as means ± 95% confidence intervals, except for the Figures that are presented as the mean ± SEM (where the 95% confidence interval = 1.96 × SEM) and significance was accepted when P < 0.05.

All of the fluorescence images were taken with a confocal laser scanning microscope Fluoview FV1000 (Olympus) except for the image in Figure S7R in Supporting Information, which was taken with an Axioplan2 light microscope (Zeiss).

A raw wind swept people into doorways and bars, leaving the sidewalks empty except for the solitary figure who pushed onward in a bright down jacket.

There also appear to be a general trend of more α-helical interfaces (30%) than β-sheet interfaces (10%) throughout the stoichiometries, except for the heptamers (Figure 4).

An analysis of the tissue-specific expression patterns of LOV1 in wild-type plants revealed that the LOV1 transcript was detectable in all vegetative tissues except for the root (Figure 3C).

Interestingly, the ethanol-induced courtship activities of homozygous f06195 (mw+/mw+) and heterozygous PHSBJb3 (hs-mw+/+) males with or without heat shock (incubation at 37°C for 1 h once a day for 3 days prior to ethanol exposure) were higher than that of CS males in all exposures except for the first (Figure 4).

Furthermore, stratified analyses on current versus former baggage handlers showed that the effects of seniority reported in model 3 remained significant for both groups within all anatomical regions except for the knees (figure 1).