The phrase "side picture" can be used in written English to refer to any image or visual element that appears alongside or next to the main text in a sentence or paragraph.
This can be used to provide additional information or to enhance the reader's understanding of the subject being discussed. Example: In the article, there was a side picture of the stunning sunset over the ocean, adding a beautiful visual element to the description of the beach trip.
That's the big, bright side picture as she sees it.
The left-hand side picture shows the three viewpoints corresponding to the three PCA axes while the right-hand side one, contains also six bisectors.
First they put up a teaser website a month ago that shows nothing but the incredibly thin dimensions and a side picture.
The second row shows degraded images, where the left-hand side picture shows the effect of out of focus, the middle picture displays the effect of interlacing due to object movement and the right-hand side one illustrates the combination of out of focus and interlacing.
Diameter of the tree branch used in these experiments, notice that the right side picture shows the cut produced by the circular saw Table 3 Main characteristics of the tree branch pruned in this experiment Tree branch Length from the pruning area to the tip (m) Diameter (mm) Time for pruning 1.1 17 8 min.
The right side picture comes from another YouTube channel, FindingUFO, which posted a shortened version of the entire video on March 14 , 2013
The book puts side by side pictures of the Führer and the pope at rallies, revelling in the adulation of the faithful: an irresistible pairing, though scarcely a fair one.
I actually just went into cardiac arrest checking out the side by side pictures of the two systems.
I was the "before" in those transformation side by side pictures.
Always hates side pictures, it also effected me mostly in my younger years #sideprofileselfie pic.twitter.com/ZsjxAWYwlk.
Good conformation shots from each side, pictures of the legs and hooves, and pictures under saddle.
