Mr. Slota set about "making you feel the lines," he said — which, in this case, meant photographing a tiny house, burning a hole in the photo and inserting a figure that might be an onlooker, or the arsonist, or one of the twins fleeing, and then reshooting the entire thing.
However, movements of more than 400 km were 20% more likely (OR = 1.21, 95% CI 1.07 - 1.37, P = 0.002) to be carried out between producers than between any other types of premises (insert A in Figure 3).
We have inserted a new figure in the supplement showing that basal suppression is evident in older plants, but the phenotypes are clearer in younger shoots than in older shoots, so we have left the main text figure as was.
Insert keyframes (NOT blank keyframes) and every time you insert a Keyframe the figure should move his legs like you made him.
As suggested, we inserted an additional figure in the revised text showing more examples.
In the revised text, we inserted an additional figure with more fits to frequency vs. IPD, which should clarify this point.
A figure insert shows a representative image demonstrating the selective staining for acinar cell area.
In one famous incident, Nureyev, in a performance of "Giselle" with Fonteyn, created a sensation by inserting 16 entrechats-six — a figure in which, in a single jump, the legs open and close and open and close with the right leg first passing behind and then in front of the left — into the choreography of the second act.
To construct the PD1cDNAint1-2/distal clone, a DNA segment extending from the distal 3' Sac I site to the distal BamHI site was inserted downstream of PD1cDNAint1-2/polyA (Figure 3A), into the BamHI site of the pUC19 vector, thereby replacing 79 bp PD1 with pUC19 sequences.
This sample provided an opportunity to insert a bright light source (Figure 14) and observe the varied thicknesses of the tympanic bone (Figures 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14), a method also used by Nummela and her colleagues [29].
