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The black marks denote the amplitude of the forced quantities obtained with the GCM for each of the periods.
Note that because α was calculated using equation (1) the marks denoting the results from the GCM do not necessarily lie on the red line.
The grey and the black marks denote the experiment in which the semimajor axis of the binary orbit is increased to 0.25 a.u. in a 10,800-Earth-day period of high planetary eccentricity (grey) and low planetary eccentricity (black).
The model proves the damage was the result of an "architectural missile", capable of being detonated on a specific floor of a building, while the "shadows" – where there are no shrapnel marks – denote the locations of the victims killed in the attack.
The stars and tick marks denote the Au-Ni alloy and Au, respectively.
Students draft "reflection grids" (charts detailing the hobbies, passions, work, discomforts and critical moments of their lives) and "energy scales" (line-item accounts of a typical day, with marks denoting the tasks that inspire and those that exhaust).
Quotation marks denote the words of Mr. Kevin Allison.
where the prime mark denotes the time derivative (a similar transformation is used in [50] where the cosinusoidal forcing term was replaced by exponential decay, leading to a different solution of the corresponding differential equation).
In Figure 12b, the same results are plotted again using a double logarithmic representation, i.e., each mark denotes the achieved FER for both methods at one specific SNR.
In each box, the central mark denotes the median, the edges of the box are the 25th and 75th percentiles, the whiskers extend to the most extreme data points not considered to be outliers, and outliers are plotted individually using the symbol +.
Remove the door from its hinges and lay across 2 sawhorses, making sure the side that has the pencil mark denoting the height is facing up.
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