Sentence examples for figures introduced in from inspiring English sources

At the moment, the first figure referred to in the Results section is Figure 9, with the first six figures introduced in the Methods.

But Hasbro said in a statement that the gel-filled action figure, introduced in the mid-1970s, is "an incredible character who will make an amazing movie, and we have some new ideas we want to explore".

His comments follow a row over the choice of Sir Winston Churchill to appear on £5 notes in place of prison reformer Elizabeth Fry - one of only two women selected since historical figures were introduced in 1970.

This figure was introduced in the 2002 amendment.

Bayesian networks (Figure 2b) were introduced in the 80's by the work of Pearl (Pearl 1988).

A typical crack, as schematically illustrated in Figure 1, was introduced in the FEA models between the mid-plane of adhesive layers.

The paragraph below and model figure have been introduced in the revised text, which we hope will help the reader envision how histone replacement might occur.

Figure 3 Peak-cancelled performance due to the different peak-cancelling pulses introduced in Figure 2. The left hand side figure shows the PAPR performance in terms of CCDF, whereas the right hand side figure shows the corresponding power spectra.

The requested information was introduced in Figures 6, 7, 8 and 10, which now show asterisks to indicate curves whose difference to wt is statistically significant.

An organization can be of type A as well as type B. The types correspond to the particle effects introduced in Figures 1 and 2. The existence of a connected pdorg of type A or B means that there is the potential of a steady state containing exactly these species.

Quality ratings for all conversational scenarios (introduced in Figure 8) are represented in the audiovisual space in Figure 9.