In modern instruments, the magnetic element is often in the form of a ring magnet, fitted within the float.
Throughout the Middle Ages the brooch continued to be widely used, often in the form of a ring in which the pin is held in position by the pull of the fabric through which it passes.
The penannular brooch, in the form of a ring with a small break in the circumference, was characteristic of Irish production; generally of great size and probably worn on the shoulder with the pin pointing upward, it was richly decorated with interlaced patterns.
As with Liège, these took the form of a ring of forts, in this case nine (Maizeret, Andoy and Dave on the right bank of the Meuse; Malonne, Saint-Héribert, Suarlée, Emines, Cognelée and Marchovelette on the left), and as with Liège they were unable to withstand Germany's formidable "Big Bertha" howitzers.
As we consider a tail-biting code, the graph has the form of a ring.
Therefore in practice a local reinforcement in the form of a ring is usually applied around the hole.
The androecium consisted of five stamens present in the form of a ring around the carpel and they were present at the same level of stigma (Figure 3C).
The distribution within most follicle lumens was homogeneous but heterogeneous in some follicles, usually in the form of a ring peripherally [36, 37].
This could take the form of a ring, for instance, which when worn by the user would do things like unlock the iPad when the hand it's on is waved deliberately across the tablet's screen.
This point is further illustrated by recourse to a more complex signal, generated by Milde Science Communication to divulge Gravitational Sound in the form of a ring tone.
