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The basic floor pattern outlined by the dancers was at first a figure 8 and, later, the letter Z. Musically, the minuet is in moderate triple time (as 3/4 or 3/8) with two sections: minuet and trio (actually a second minuet, originally for three instruments; it derives from the ballroom practice of alternating two minuets).

Finally, in column (4), we add individual fixed effects to account for any individual-specific time-invariant characteristics and find that the pattern outlined above is robust.

This fits well with the pattern outlined above, where countries that already devote a high share of GDP to R&D tend to have modest tax incentives, while countries with lower shares prioritise tax deductions for R&D schemes.

The effect is that the areal expansion of the mullion-shaped oil-withdrawal pattern outlined by the red contours (which all are in oil-producing Zone 1) is halted by the advancing front of the flood (Fig. 17c).

We propose here a method of newborn EEG seizure analysis using the piecewise LFM pattern outlined in [47 50] to simulate the nonstationary behavior of the newborn EEG seizures.

This meant that the pattern outlined earlier to define the necessary multipliers were not necessary in this particular Set, which made significant modification to the save and load structure possible.

Heatherwick produced a seven-story sculpture made up of more than a hundred and forty-two thousand glass spheres suspended on some twenty-six thousand steel wires, in a pattern outlining the shape of molten lead dropped in water.

A photograph from the 1910s shows a Greek key pattern outlining most of the architectural elements, and a portion of the gold-leaf detail that had been covered by the organ was unearthed in the renovation.

Although a clear differentiation of cell surface from intracellular localizations was not possible, an enforced fluorescence with granular pattern outlining cell shape was observed in all TNF-stimulated cells.

The mosaics consist of small rectangular or diamond-shaped mirrors embedded into geometric patterns outlined in rods of raised white clay.

And at Gucci there were so many flapper numbers, their architectural patterns outlined in black and gold, that the show was a study in Jazz Age opulence.