The complexity of this mosaic is illustrated, for example, by the cellular contacts made by outer pillar cells.
That action is credited for linking medicine to the emerging wave of laboratory science illustrated, for example, by Louis Pasteur, a chemist and bacteriologist.
It suffers from a dearth of contextual information; it would be nice to illustrate, for example, how the beaded rectangular ear pendants of the Masai are worn.
This phenomenon is illustrated, for example, in the relation between the action of a thermostat and the temperature of a room.
A number of adverts promote regular sections of the newspaper and redesigns, as illustrated for example by an advert publicising the launch of the Guardian in the Berliner format in 2005.
The oil exploration and production (E&P) project is illustrated for example, in which the optimal production rate under its own geological conditions and contract terms is calculated.
For a given month, the same gas can even have a GHE sign variation depending on wavenumber, illustrated for example by the 667 cm−1 CO2 band (wings vs. core; Fig. 2e) in January.
Since its launch in January, the site has amassed nearly 2,000 visualizations that illustrate, for example, the carbon emission of cars and the nutritional information of food on a McDonald's menu.
The maps illustrate, for example, that 69% of Democrats in Alabama believe climate change is happening, but that is the lowest percentage of any states; in Oregon and California 88% of Democrats believe it is happening, and in Texas, it's 82%.
This is illustrated, for example, in a 3rd-century-ce Sanskrit adaptation of a Greek astrological text that uses the Indian "concrete number" system, where names of things stand in for numbers associated with them e.g., "moon" for 1, "eye" for 2, "Veda" for 4, "tooth" for 32, and so on.
