Sentence examples for image of the article from inspiring English sources

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Or she could send a copy of a magazine article by fax, store an image of the article in the computer, and then have it fax copies to the people on a predetermined distribution list.

Pay special attention to (1) the image of the article Else Dublon wrote to the Jerusalem post, and (2) the image of the original album cover (click the "Dance Steps" link).

The "publisher's PDF" is an exact page image of the article as it appears in print). For more information, see our guide to distinguishing a publisher's PDF and a postprint.

Here is an image of the article with a translation from CDT beneath it.

Be sure to also add a zoomed-in, readable image of the article.

Compare the right side to the intro image of the article, to make sure you are knitting correctly.

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Replace image with the file name of the image on the article.

Log on to wikipedia Type the name of the image on the article you want.

Gawker.com, the media gossip and news site, posted images of the article, asked Russian-speaking readers to translate it, and began posting the translation.

It is then very much up to the user to identify the data of interest within the article, whether in the text or images of the article itself or any associated supporting information.

Also includes copy of some of the images for the article.

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