An external stimulus is shown on a left from the block representing a turbid medium, while a medium response produces a modified signal shown on a right from the block.
Example of bee tracks shown on a 2D top view (left image) and a 3D view (right image).
The cognitive task presentation consisted of traffic lights (placed on a letter corresponding to blue or red in Japanese) and traffic signs for walkers (right or left) and turns (right or left) shown on a personal computer screen.
Here the performers, on our right, clamber over a horizontal sheet of glass suspended above a video camera; the video is shown on a vertical screen on our left.
An example is shown on the left for a cyclic diaminocarbene which has a carbenic peak at 238 ppm.
A short exposure of the blot is shown on the left, whereas a longer exposure of the blot is shown on the right.
The location of each cross section is shown on the left of (a).
Shown on the left is a top view along the sixfold axis and on the right is a titled view.
Illustration of a Simulation Run for the Frequency-Based Model, Related to Figures 1C and 1D The cell soma is shown on the left as a green ellipse and the axon tip on the right.
(A – D ) Four individuals are shown; on the left as embryos (A – D ) while the right column shows the same four individuals as pre-L3 larvae (A' – D' ).
In Figure A1, a more advantageous clone is shown on the left (red) and a less fit wild type on the right (white).
