Sentence examples for off figure from inspiring English sources

Dancers onstage and off figure in more than half of his oeuvre.

He said it was probably a mistake to focus on the 'households £4,300 worse off" figure.

However, if the coalesced drop is not fully covered by particles (for example, when particles form a ribbon), the particles may move on the drop surface and sediment when the electric field is turned off. Figure 1: The fabrication process.

In that logic configuration, both of the p-type CNT transistors are turned off. Figure 4d illustrates the output of the NOR gate returning correctly an output of '1' only at the condition when both of the inputs are set to '0'.

Subsequent analysis with t-tests between individual time points revealed that rats exposed to an electrified probe (shock on) during the training session had increased hippocampal ACh levels compared to animals in the control group that were exposed to a nonelectrified probe (shock off, Figure 1a and b).

Furthermore, rats presented with a nonelectrified probe during training and an electrified probe during retention (shock off shock on) showed similar ACh levels as rats that were exposed to a nonelectrified probe during both sessions (control; shock off shock off) (Figure 2a and e).

The charge-off figure for 1990 was roughly $30 billion.

In Leeds's Millennium Square, food trucks are arranged in a squared-off figure of eight.

The problem here is that Card has been far from a hands-off figure in Ender's Game's gestation period.

But universities analyst Andrew McGettigan points out that: "The '£100,000 better-off figure' is based on data from the past (when fewer students attended university), not from the next 30 years.

Willetts, in response to a parliamentary question from the shadow education minister, Liam Byrne, confirmed that the write-off figure – the resource accounting and budgeting (RAB) charge – was rapidly approaching the 48.6% mark.