Frothing yeastlike inside it, though, causing it to lighten and rise alarmingly, is a second war: the hedgerow insurgency of objections inserted as reader's notes by Meg and Amy, along with Joanna's counterinsurgency retorts.
If your reaction results in a change in pH or potential, you can insert pH readers or potentiometers into the flask to monitor the reaction's progress.
The printing presses were paused for a moment for a "stop press" box to be inserted, alerting readers to the tax changes the Attlee government was about to make.
"Gods' Man" — 139 wood engravings about a destitute artist seeking fame and fortune, who accepts a magic brush from a mysterious stranger — almost demands that the reader insert imaginary dialogue between the pictures, even within each frame.
It inserts the contemporary reader into other locations and times, while leaving no doubt that its viewpoint is relentlessly modern and speaks entirely of our extreme present".
These are entirely generic placeholders: the names are just frames into which the reader inserts their own picture of somewhere else.
When the card is inserted into a reader, the chip checks that the fragments are present and undamaged, and if so returns an identification code.
Melbourne has a vast number of writers and readers (insert compulsory mention of 'Unesco City of Literature'), and I have had some great conversations at the Wheeler Centre, which is where literary activities are concentrated.
In some tidy corner of my Drive sits a draft studded with useful anecdotes, illustrating what it is like to type while your boss watches, to receive e-mail notifications every time a reader inserts a comment, and to send an automated message to your editor (accidentally!) informing her that you have rejected all seventy-four of her changes.
To test the repeatability of our system's readings, the same strip was inserted into our reader at different times.
