Sentence examples for figure version from inspiring English sources
23– 25 The Complex Figure Test (CFT) in the delayed recall condition was used to assess figural memory and the Rey Complex Figure (version A) and the Modified Taylor Figure (version B) were used as parallel forms.
He paused in the reception area, where, inside a glass-enclosed box, stood a 12-inch-tall action figure version of himself.
The most noticeable thing was not the taste – which was like a richer, buttery (go figure!) version of milky coffee – but the texture: in particular, the thin layer of oil that coated my lips.
The cover artwork features a collage-type painting with oriental graphic designs and a small figure version of whom appears to be Brian Jackson.
These changes have now been incorporated into the new figure version and the data is now correct to the best of our knowledge.
We have adopted the reviewers' recommendation and in the new figure versions T(Bra) expression appears in green while Sox2 is depicted in the red.
Also, the overweening public interest in criminal science has led Mr. Petersen back to his "Manhunter" roots: he is playing a less empathetic action-figure version of Will Graham in the under-an-electron-microscope show "C.S.I.: Crime Scene Investigation".
As shown in the two figures, versions A and B provide a large amount of information on the abilities which they intend to measure (arithmetic skills in the first- through fifth-grade students and sixth- through ninth-grade ones, respectively).
For computing the figures, R version 3.2.2 (released on 2015-08-14) and the package GGplot version 1.0.1.
It is distinguished by the relatively rare, extravagant, full-figure anthropomorphic versions of Maya hieroglyphics on the upper parts of its sides, which are particularly well preserved.
After VMT, average time required to reaching the learned criterion in fixed-speed version (Figure 7A) and average latency to falling off the rod of 9 trials in accelerated-speed version (Figure 7B) were significantly (p<0.001) decreased and increased, respectively.
