Sentence examples for illustrates when from inspiring English sources

As Figure 2 illustrates, when solar activity rises, temperatures follow suit very soon thereafter.

And labels count, as a poll taken last August by the Pew Center for the People and the Press illustrates: When voters were asked which party could do a better job of dealing with terrorism, they expressed more confidence in Republicans than in Democrats, as they had consistently since 2002.

Figure 4A shows again the mean dose range at 5 ml/min/well (far left) and illustrates when vacuum is increased up to 100 ml/min/well that the overall dose range 0.5-4.0 0.5-4.0raduaL/minecreases.

Cross sections of experimentally determined propagation ellipsoids from adjacent columns of a gold nano-bridge are shown in Fig. 1c [4], and Fig. 1d illustrates when the wave reaches the exact exit surface (the blue dots) that coincides with the intensity maximum.

As Margarita's case illustrates, when undocumented immigrants report domestic violence, abusers often manipulate the details to shift the blame back on the victim, taking advantage of their vulnerable legal status, said Lindsay Harris, a legal fellow with the American Immigration Council who has worked with immigrant domestic violence victims.

As Margarita's case illustrates, when undocumented immigrants report domestic violence, abusers often manipulate the details to shift the blame back on the victim, taking advantage of their vulnerability legal status, said Lindsay Harris, a legal fellow with the American Immigration Council who has worked with immigrant domestic violence victims.

Stottlemyre knows that, and it was immediately illustrated when he was introduced before yesterday's game.

Charts illustrate when communication patterns are not socially productive (other than AC communicating with AC).

The pressure this puts on the commanders was illustrated when Gen McChrystal visited Marjah.

The strange effect is illustrated when you look at the words below.

It is like a grotesque hypothetical invented by an economics professor to illustrate when privatisation may be ill-advised.