An oblique reference to the figure who haunts these pages, his wonderful mother who struggled to make ends meet and bring up her children in the most unpropitious of circumstances of alcoholism, and boiling male frustration.
To the Sports Editor: Re "No Clear Option for Testing," June 18: At the 2010 Winter Olympics, a sportscaster said, in reference to the figure skater Johnny Weir, "We should make him pass a gender test".
In reference to the figure, it is revealed that compared to the XRD pattern of the microgels (cf. Fig. 4b), the XRD pattern of Ag-P(AM- co-MAA) composite is characterized by a number of sharp peaks (cf. Fig. 4a), indicating that some crystalline materials are present within the composite microspheres.
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After reviewing PolitiFact's analysis, Green Giant removed references to the figure from its video and site.
In his own work from 1931 onward, Moore moved tentatively away from the human figure to experiment with abstract shapes and also to combine abstract shapes with references to the figure.
A small boy with almond-shaped eyes gestured towards me and, as I bent down to see what was nestling in his palm, he whispered the words, "Solomon, Sheba and baby," a reference to the three figures carved into a piece of black, volcanic stone.
The animators inserted an apple tree behind Lisa and Colin during their initial meeting, a reference to the biblical figures of Adam and Eve and the Garden of Eden.
Each consists of a big rectangle symmetrically subdivided into right-angled patterns of stripes, and nowhere in their mute surfaces will you find a reference to the human figure, bowls of fruit or sun-dappled harbors in France.
