Sentence examples for pointing in red from inspiring English sources

A recent article by the Italian newspaper La Stampa shows an interesting map of how tourism routes have changed over the years, pointing in red the destinations "at risk" like Tunisia, Egypt, Syria and Libya, and off limits the beauties of Yemen and Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Horn of Africa and Congo.

Adam Poniński, marshal of the Sejm, pointing in red court dress, either demands that Rejtan leaves or points to the armed Russian guards outside the door; he holds a simple wooden walking stick instead of a more elaborate marshall's staff, which Rejtan stole a day earlier.

Data points marked in red were removed from the analysis as they were too far away from other flights to allow for repeatability testing.

In Fig. 4, one presents the extracted isosurface points (in red) lying in the reconstructed surface.

Points in red correspond to pairs with a SALI whose empirical p-value < 0.05.

Figure 2 Illustration of methods to measure dispersion of geolocated points (in red) on a map.

The points in red show the correlation integral plot of tremors for each example.

Each point in red represents expression of HLA-DR in patients who displayed an episode of NI.

Figure 3 Illustration of the center-to-Earth distance method to measure dispersion of geolocated points (in red) on the Globe.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Synthetic point cloud of the cylindrical shell with R 1/a  = 5, a = 1, 436 points Open image in new window Fig. 4 Left reconstructed surface of the cylindrical shell, and the points (in red, 236) provided by the isosurface extraction.

CDPs in Fig. 4 visually emphasize that despite the fact that MEGx and NATx sets have similar values of fingerprint-based and scaffold diversity, they have very different diversity in terms of physicochemical properties: MEGx (data point in red) is one of the most diverse sets whilst NATx (data point in green) is one of the least diverse.