Sentence examples for figures collapse from inspiring English sources
Theatrics on the one hand, and dispassion on the other: in the underground galleries of the museum, founded "to bear solemn witness to the terrorist attacks," mangled pocketbooks and stained PATH tickets are pinioned behind glass; aboveground, facts and figures collapse into a list of two thousand nine hundred and eighty-three names, thinly etched on black panels ringing the pools.
In a sense, one could say that these kinds of invasive debates become inevitable once the traditional zone of privacy around public figures collapses.
The figure collapses, leaving the dancers to do generic McGregor choreography.
One USA Today/Gallup poll showed that although 67% of consumers surveyed said that advertisers shouldn't track them, that figure collapsed when 47% came back saying they would actually accept tracking as long as they could choose the advertisers.
Ahead of us, not a brickyard away, the hooded figure collapsed; Holmes's gunfire had done its work!
During its run, Totally Saturday's viewing figures have collapsed from 4.3 million for the series launch to a lowly 2.1 million – more than 1.5 million below ITV1's early-evening rival, the video-clip show Animals Do the Funniest Things.
Figure 9 Collapse of conformer clusters into compound clusters.
10.7554/eLife.12790.014 Figure 8. Collapse model for vesicle tethering at the TGN.
Another serious risk is that wells dug in areas with sandy substrata are prone to collapse (Figure 3) Figure 3 A well at the Kwarongo cattlepost.
Figure 14 shows the collapse pattern for the collapsed cases.
In contrast, in neighbouring and traditionally even more Catholic Spain and Italy the figure has collapsed to a mere 1.2.
