The y-axis is scaled to take up exactly 200 pixels on the screen according to the max amplitude selection, and a dashed line is draw from every integer of that selection.
But, reassuringly, "Bring Up the Bodies" takes up exactly where "Wolf Hall" leaves off: its great magic is in making the worn-out story of Henry and his many wives seem fascinating and suspenseful again.
Orwell therefore had to produce new, fictitious slogans which would take up exactly the same amount of space because of the inflexibility of lead typesetting - and complained that the book had been "ruined".
Two new books by the historian Thomas F. Mayer take up exactly what happened to Galileo: "The Trial of Galileo" (Toronto) is specifically about the scientist's persecution by the Inquisition, while his much longer "The Roman Inquisition: A Papal Bureaucracy and Its Laws in the Age of Galileo" (Pennsylvania) delves into its social and intellectual context.
As shown in Table 2, activities from different classes take up exactly the same proportions.
Also, if an LA assumed that whatever was taught in a previous or current class was taken up exactly as the instructor intended, statements about "prior knowledge" present a gray area.
The state Senate will take up exactly these questions this week when it considers SB 967, a bill that would, among other things, make all schools in the state that receive public funds for student financial assistance — among them, the UCs, Cal States and community colleges — include an "affirmative consent standard" as part of their sexual assault policy.
"In response to many requests and with a view to making our written work easier to read," a department memo read, "we are moving to a new standard font: Times New Roman 14. TNR 14 takes up almost exactly the same area on the page as Courier New 12, while offering a crisper, cleaner, more modern look".
Physical games take up almost exactly as much space on the hard drive as digital games.
The email does not specify exactly what job she's leaving to take up.
