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Using a diagram of the bedroom, the prosecutor, Gerrie Nel, asked Detective Botha to walk Magistrate Nair through the crime scene.

The optimized voltage-frequency and stage number to achieve a targeted fraction can be determined using a diagram of the separation characteristics obtained by this study.

Study staff collected specimens from the anterior nares, and participants were instructed (using a diagram of the human body) to collect specimens from the groin by swabbing in the skin folds between the thigh and genital area.

In addition, they were asked to indicate using a diagram on what part of the body the pain, ache or discomfort was being felt.

She used a diagram of a small and large megaphone to illustrate the "monumental gap" between the Islamic State, which uses social media services like YouTube, Facebook and Twitter, and other groups and governments, including the Obama administration.

Officer O'Neill, a 17-year-veteran of the uniformed division of the Secret Service who was on duty in the West Wing on July 20, used a diagram of the White House to recall how he had encountered Miss Williams as she left Mr. Foster's office that evening.

In Fig. 4, we use a diagram of the introduced model to illustrate the relationship between micro-states and macro-states.

At a minimum, in thought we are able to ignore many of the features of such representations, just as we can use a diagram of a triangle for mathematical purposes without being concerned with its particular dimensions (On Memory 1).

Thus, adopting social network methods from CLAHRC [ 46, 47], participants were asked to map social network members considered to be important for helping to manage their diabetes using a diagram consisting of three concentric circles of decreasing importance [ 48] (See Vassilev et al. [ 29] for a detailed description of the network approach adopted).

This is illustrated using a diagram that tracks each of the logical states that an order can take from first inquiry to completion (see Fig. 6).

Modeling predictions are compared to measurements using a diagram combining the acoustical response of the burner and measurements of the flame transfer functions.