Sentence examples for illustration numbers from inspiring English sources

To "imperfect" a long meant to shorten it by one-third of its value; this occurred when the long was preceded or followed by a breve or by notes equalling a breve in value, as shown in part (b) of the example below (for purposes of illustration, numbers have been placed under the notes showing their time value relative to the shortest note).

For illustration, Figure 1 displays an example of copy number signals that may be obtained from SNP-array data.

Illustration of number of gene groups and number of gene pairs involved when using different GOSemSim thresholds.

An example of such a random network is displayed in figure 1, with nodes representing individuals (for this illustration the number of individuals is assumed to be 100, and the size of a node is proportional to the number of ties for the individual).

Open image in new window Fig. 6 Illustration of number of crane moves and container gross weight data in a 2D histogram distribution Open image in new window Fig. 7 Illustration of exogenous variables correlation for conditional probability when (Y_t) is 2 Open image in new window Fig. 8 Representation of ANN forecast models: Model A employs four input neurons while Model B uses two input neurons.

For illustration, the number of viable cells was expressed as a percentage of the control cells at the respective time point.

In both illustrations a number of tournament stands which consist of small platforms supported by four posts—are arranged in a polygonal half circle around an open stage area.

Figure 6 Illustration of the number of NEs in different interference regions.

In Figure 6, an illustration shows the number on NEs that exist in dependence on the CCCs.

The legend on the right of each illustration indicates the number of sectioning, the rostral/caudal surface (a/b), and the corresponding FDG-PET slice number.

As an illustration, consider the number R of red balls in n draws with replacement from an urn containing a proportion p of red balls.