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Sentence Examples I'm using blackwood, beefwood, Qld maple and Qld walnut, several myrtles, she-oak, ironwood, vic. ash, minnerichi, mulga, fig. jarrah and wandoo. It therefore has a different topology from the torus of fig. 4, which was be deformed into a mug with only one handle. Fig. 11 indicated that the clip gauge transducer produced a linear relationship between the diameter change and the strain meter readings. Fig. 1 is a plan view of a sheet of paper on which has been impressed a revealable concealed identifier pattern in accordance with the invention. Fig. 9 shows the average hydrogen bond lifetimes of each amino acid in the sampled peptides. Fig. 4 compares the decay of the excited state for the native trimer and the solubilized monomer. Fig. 10 A shows the water-membrane partition equilibrium of the monomer. Fig. 12. Is a piece of Alder-wood the breadth whereof is about the bigness of the bristle of a Hog, to the naked Eye. From Fig. 22 it will be seen that a common crossing consists of four rails, i.e. one point rail, one splice rail, and two wing rails. The heddles and heddle frames, Fig. 3, and the reed may be purchased from dealers in craftwork supplies. Fig. 5 shows a polar representation of 5880 rotations generated by subsampling the hexacosichoron. Fig. 9. represents a hydrophore used for procuring specimens of water from moderate depths, drawn on a scale of one-tenth of the full size. The material used for the midlength skirt shown in Fig. 3-2, left, was purchased at a fabric sale. The semipositive, vertical-flash type mold, shown in Fig. 13-2, requires double fitting of force to cavity and is costly. The sloyd knife, Fig. 84, is a tool likely to be misused in the hands of small children, but when sharp and in strong hands, has many valuable uses. Fig. 7. A set of bandileers, with powder flask, and bullet bag. Examples from Classical Literature In fig. 104, it is the diagonal lines only that are utilised for the pattern. In fig. 180 the statue of this goddess is shown, which he says was found by himself in 1884 at curium. During the same stage the pineal gland grows into a sack-like body, springing from the roof of the thalamencephalon, fig. 1b, pn. In fig. 118 is a diagram of a trilobed bract with its three attached sporophylls. In fig. 4, C, which represents a longitudinal section of a young embryo of Pellia, these archesporial cells are shaded. In alstroemeria, as represented in fig. 18, the axis a1 ends in a flower and bears a leaf. Figure 26 is a front-end view of the trap, on a scale three times that of fig. 25, and shows the details of the door. Thus fig. 59 conveniently represents an octant of the wave surface, which cuts each coordinate plane in a circle and an ellipse. The annexed fig. 70 exhibits the various cases, with the hodograph in its proper orientation. The similarity of this bullet to that seen in the ricochet in fig. 32 was exact. I will invite attention to fig. 12, which represents a cellarage window constructed quite recently. The volute form is particularly adapted to the decoration of basketry, of which fig. 299 is a specimen. In fig. 208 is shown a placque for a ceinture or belt, with a buckle to receive the thong. It is shewn in fig. 30 A, where bl points to the blastoderm, and yk to the part of the yolk not yet covered by the blastoderm. The broken state of the black ring on the upper side of the ocellus in fig. 56 was pointed out. Such a petiole is illustrated in fig. 79, with its V-shaped fernlike stele. The Caban form in connnection with the hive in fig. 10 may have some phonetic signifiance as kab is honey in Maya. In fig. 16 the biparous cyme is represented in the flowering branch of Cerastium. The specimen shown in fig. 64 is biconical, though, as usual, the upper cone is the smallest. In this fig. 3, it may be observed that the natatory legs and caudal appendages of the pupa have not as yet been moulted. Show More Sentences Its application to the multipolar machine is easily followed from fig. 9, which illustrates the heteropolar type of dynamo. The group in fig. 11 in the Plate shows the usual Somaliland types. The cavity containing the cartilage in Mya, fig. 71, is cochleate. The ratchet wheel and pawl shown in fig. 48 are part of the lubricator. The stitch illustrated in fig. 87 is known as rococo stitch. In fig. 6, f represents the tangential force that tends to cause skidding. Thus fig. 38 shows a pentamerous symmetrical flower, with dimerous pistil. In fig. 1, aa is the body of the lock, BB the bolt and cc the key. In fig. 130 this couching is to be seen in use upon drapery. Fig. 70 is taken from a Cretan embroidery, in which this stitch is mainly used. Fig. 220 shows a Crookes tube fitted with a metal plate, so that the cathode rays coming from C will strike it. In Fig. 79, where every tooth is present, a most remarkable display of cusps occurs. This is shown in Fig. 50, in which, also, two of the cutaway parts are removed. Then, as shown in Fig. 3, place each quarter on a cutting board and with a sharp knife shave off the cabbage. The exhaust valve is mounted in the cylinder head, Fig. 201, its seating being screwed in by means of a special box spanner. When it is soon lost in the division, as in Fig. 4, it is said to be deliquescent. In Fig. 12 there is given a diagrammatic representation of the relationships found in the case of p-azoxyanisole. In Fig. 47 is illustrated, diagrammatically, the structure of a few typical secreting glands. Fig. 256 represents a Sahaptin sign given to the writer by a gentleman long familiar with the northwestern tribes of Indians. Fig. 216 is a scarfed joint with undercut vee'd ends which prevent the joint from lipping up or down or sideways. Show More Sentences Fig. 150 shows the position of the booms when scudding with a schooner and yawl. Fig. 57 shows a form of distributer which will illustrate the construction. In Fig. 43 we have the sea fan magnified to twice its natural size, showing the curious details of its organization. The dotted line in Fig. 155 indicates that the shelf may be shaped if desired. An Automobile, and Fig. 161 shows how the clockwork motor is mounted upon the chassis and belted to the driving wheel. Fig. 48 is the end view of a kitchen table with drop leaf, showing the skirting board scribed to the solid side. Prepare one end of each as shown in Fig. 253, notching it for the bar to fit in and cutting off the corner. In some cases an alternator is used in place of the battery B, Fig. 4, and when this is done the break M can be dispensed with. In Fig. 76 an ambulant secretary or public writer is seated at his little table, on which are the meager tools of his trade. The welding is done on the corner of an angle block, as in Fig. 2901, in which a is the angle iron and b the angle block. By arranging two magnetized needles with their poles opposite each other, Fig. 92, an astatic needle is formed. Fig. 139 shows how a current can be generated by two coils, H being connected to an astatic galvanoscope and E to a battery. Fig. 257 is similar to the above, with the exception that the rail of the door is rebated to receive the astragal moulding. Fig. 353 shows the ileo-colic junction, ccum and proximal segment of the colon in Perameles nasuta, the bandicoot. Fig. 28 shows some of the positions taken by a compass-needle when moved about on one side of a bar magnet. Fig. 33 shows what happens to a needle when it is held in different positions over a bar magnet. Fig. 66 shows a biconical whorl, and its top is decorated to represent three Swastikas and three burning altars. The large figures at the stern seem to point to the bireme of Fig. 74 being about to be used for racing purposes. The blading is made up and inserted in half rings, and Fig. 30 shows two rings of different sizes ready to be put in place. Fig. 46, taken from a drawing in Raumur's Memoirs, represents the bots of which we speak. Show More Sentences Fig. 34 represents, after Allman, a colony of bougainvillea fruticosa of the natural size. Fig. 254 shows another form of call box, the handle being moved around to the call desired. Fig. 113 is a diagrammatic sketch of the model for carnallite looked at sideways from above. Fig. 38 represents portions of a bronze plaque from that country, used on a ceinture or belt. In Fig. 4, the outer circle represents the path of the zodiac on the celestial sphere. In Fig. 5, the outer arc again represents the path of the zodiac on the celestial sphere. Fig. 31 illustrates the common form of constructing a chimney breast where a grate is to be used. Stick the point of the needle into ck, Fig. 1, then hold the needle in the flame until it is red-hot. Fig. 156 gives the claustra in detail, in elevation, in plan, and in perspective. The dies are formed as shown in Fig. 315, in which a, a are the dies, and b the collet. Fig. 62 shows how the connector should be slipped upon a thin piece of metal, M, like that on the galvanoscope, for example. From a constructional point of view Fig. 101 is far and away the best joint that has yet been produced. Fig. 56 was identified as a crocodile but was not regarded as a step in the conventionalization shown. For counterboring small holes or for facing the metal around their ends, the form of counterbore shown in Fig. 1746 is employed. The sides of this machine a, a, Fig. 3099, are cast with an extension for countershaft. In the diagram, Fig. 108, the ineffectiveness of the thrust is shown at those points. Thus, a cube can be drawn so as to make an isometric figure, as in Fig. 115, where the three sides are equal to each other. In Fig. 111, are given diagrammatically two isothermal solubility curves for optically active substances. Fig. 5, Greuzburg's japanning oven heated on the outside by hot gases from furnace. Fig. 94 is a section of flooring which is generally made of hardwood, such as maple, oak, or jarrah. Show More Sentences Fig. 34 shows the manner in which the jump spark is applied to a Welsbach burner. Fig. 73, from a sketch by M. Duhousset, represents the workshop of a Kabyle jeweller. Fig. 43 illustrates one of these hammerstones, found on the surface at Kennewick. To cut out the square corners of the keyway, the diamond-point chisel shown in Fig. 2171 is employed. Fig. 439 is from a formaline hardened situs preparation of the abdominal viscera in Macacus cynomolgus, the Kra monkey. In Fig. 59 the lacing commences at A, and terminates at the hole at the edge. Fig. 17, is a number of glass tubes of equal size, set in a frame called a lactometer or cream guage. Fig. 45 represents a crumpled portion of the ice with the lines of lamination passing through the strata. Fig. 116 illustrates this state of affairs after laminitis has existed for a week. Fig. 2864 represents a swage block mounted on bearers, so that it may be revolved to bring the necessary cavity uppermost. Fig. 293 shows a view of the abdominal cavity from the right side in a specimen of the ant-eater, tamandua bivittata. Fig. 311 shows the entire intestinal tract of a teleost fish, Echelus conger, the conger eel. Fig. 69 shows a thermostatic control valve attached to the bottom of a heater coil, and at the side of storage tank. The form of cam shown in Fig. 93 is one much used in iron works for setting in motion the tilt hammer. To prepare timbale cases, a timbale iron, such as is shown in Fig. 27, is required. In Fig. 54 the position of the time constant for the top curve is shown by the vertical dotted line at 10 seconds. When a machine screw is turned around just once, it moves forward a certain distance, as a glance at Fig. 36 will show. Fig. 33 shows a form of time sheet intended for a tabulation of both the clock record and job time. As an example of Venetian maiolica, circa 1700, see Fig. 25, a plate painted with an architectural subject. Fig. 114 is a tongued and grooved joint with a bead worked on same to hide the joint, sometimes called a staff-bead. Show More Sentences For tonguing, the bit shown in Fig. 2744 is employed, the depth gauge g being adjustable in the groove by means of the slot shown. Fig. 15 shows a woody plant with one layer prepared by tonguing and another by ringing. Fig. 614 is the tool post used at the back of the rest, the piece b passing through the tool post slot. Queensland has the simple and pleasing device we see in Fig. 128, the Maltese cross, having a crown at its centre. And if both be curved as in Fig. 29, then the concave edge must be the trailing edge. Then add the sugar from the measuring cup very slowly, as in Fig. 12, stirring continually so that the mixture will remain creamy. Fig. 1461 represents the t-square, whose blade is some distance from the end of the back and is sometimes placed in the middle. The plan view A, Fig. 16, shows the turret lathe tools used in one shop for doing this work. The operation shown in Fig. 29 is that of turning the body of a roller feed mechanism for a turret lathe. Fig. 549 shows the arrangement in unimpeded ccal descent without adhesion of colon and mesocolon to the parietal peritoneum. Fig. 14 shows a transformer for a two-phase current with four leads, transforming into a multiple phase current of 16 leads. Fig. 1907 represents a milling machine for globe valves and other similar work. Fig. 206 is an example of dowelling framing when the moulding on the edge has to be mitred. Fig. 2770 is a mitre joint, the only one serviceable to mouldings, pipes, and other curved pieces. Place the ungreased pan conveniently on the table and then, as shown in Fig. 7, pour the mixture from the bowl into it. But the third drawing in Fig. 18 is remarkable alike for the modernness both of the bow and the posture of the hand holding it. Fig. 25 shows the male genito-urinary tract and the cloaca in the monotreme, Platypus anatinus. In the first and preferable one the mortice is tapered, as in Fig. 2768, and the two wedges are inserted and driven home. In this family a great number of natatory vesicles are connected with the terminal arial vesicle, as in Fig. 101, Praya diphys. Fig. 13 shows a nerve cell of a sparrow at the end of a day's activity and the same after the repose of a night. Show More Sentences Fig. 97 represents two flowers of nicotiana affinis, one of which has been cut. The Quince-leaf, in Fig. 112, shows this kind of veining in a leaf with a single rib. A vignetter for the purpose, as shown in Fig. 60, has been placed on the market. The object of which we give a representation in Fig. 198, often erroneously classed as a lamp, is a nursing bottle, biberon. Fig. 38 has a central vase-shaped panel with a volute and leaves on either side. Fig. 34 is a drawing from a piece of white linen work in which the open chain stitch is used in combination with other stitches. Fig. 14 is a photograph of nine different vowel sounds which have caused the oscillograph to take their pictures. The telephone relay consists of a microphone C, Fig. 25, formed of the two pieces of osmium iridium alloy. Fig. 276 shows another method that answers well for soft woods such as pine, American whitewood and satin walnut. Fig. 149 represents a pantagraph for copying, enlarging and reducing plans. If the indicators are attached to the side of the cylinder, the simplest form of pantagraph shown in Fig. 3367 may be used. A careful study of Fig. 30 will show how this is prevented by the deflecting wires of the paravane. Fig. 165 represents the pearl oyster with calcareous concretions in various states of progress. Fig. 148 is an illustration of the well-known emblem, the pelican in her piety. In Fig. 32 is a diagram to illustrate the principle of the petrol engine and it amplifies this explanation. The Ojibwa pictograph for sun is seen in Fig. 169, taken from Schoolcraft, loc. Fig. 54 shows a combination of push-button, speaking-tube, and letter-box used in city apartment houses. Fig. 21 shows the connections of one automatic burner and two pendant or rachet burners. Fig. 11 shows how a taper hole is bored in an engine piston-head, preparatory to reaming. This difficulty may be overcome by recessing the wheel face, as in Fig. 2043, in which the wheel is shown in section. Show More Sentences The red ensign, represented in Fig. 97, is the special flag of the ordinary merchantman. Square or reef knot, Fig. 22, commonly used for joining two ropes of the same size. In Fig. 41 we have what remains of a quarter repeater with musical attachment. The complete clock is shown in Fig. 31, the large weight which does the rewinding each minute being plainly visible. Pores in early wood not large and mostly in a single row, Fig. 150, round, tyloses present. Pores in early wood in a rather broad band, oval in shape, see Fig. 148, tyloses present. Fig. 73 represents a crystal of tourmaline with the trigonal prism, hexagonal prism, and a trigonal pyramid at each end. An edger, Fig. 118, is then run around the outside edges of the block to round them. In Fig. 24 W is the metal core of the electrode, and G the glass covering around it. It will be noticed that the casting shown at Fig. 86 has a large opening in the side of the cylinder block. Fig. 28 shows the epicentral isoseismals as they are drawn by Mr. Earle Sloan. When the main trunk of a tree extends upward through the head to the tip, as in Fig. 3, it is said to be excurrent. Fig. 121 shows us, also, what are the conditions under which the reduction of ferric to ferrous oxide by carbon can occur. The forms of the heads are as in Fig. 387, a being termed a fillister, b a countersink, and c a round head. Fig. 10 is a sketch of the first floor plan of the administration building of one of the large industrial enterprises. Fig. 220-A shows a fluoroscope that contains a screen covered with proper chemicals. When a form letter is written, a record form, as shown in Fig. 21, should be started. The symbol of Fig. 104 is a good one for the toroidal type of impedance coil. In some cases the single house is constructed upon these proportions, as shown by Fig. 226, with a gable roof. The tool shown in Fig. 51 is used for gaging taper threaded holes in boilers when fitting studs. Show More Sentences The galleass represented in Fig. 46 had a circular forecastle in which were mounted several guns, to be used in end-on attack. The gambeson is shown on Fig. 9, appearing beneath the edge of the hauberk just above the knee. Fig. 31 is a detail of a kind of gouge work which you must all know very well. In Fig. 151c the construction of the gramophone reproducer is shown in section. The comparison is so clearly shown in graphical diagrams and in Fig. 31 that further description is unnecessary. In Fig. 36, a, a is the body of the apparatus, partly of gunmetal and partly of wood. The crown sheet is here stayed by gusset stays, but if made spherical, as in Fig. 3270, the stays may be omitted. The hammerstone shown in Fig. 41 was found on the surface near the head of Priest Rapids. Fig. 1505 represents a shaper that may be driven either by hand or by belt power. Fig. 396 shows the ileo-colic junction and the short blunt ccum of the harbor seal, Phoca vitulina. When the shoulder blade is reached, push the flesh from it with the fingers, as in Fig. 35, until the wing joint is reached. Dujardin's roll press is shown in Fig. 49, which is a vertical section of the machine, the side plate being removed. I have hereinbefore, at Fig. 4, given plan and sections of a plunge bath, and shown its water-fittings. The lady in Fig. 102 is riding only with a snaffle, and with a nice easy length of rein. Fig. 101 shows how Miss hollyhock and her friends are made from the flowers of that name. Refer now to Fig. 21 where two disks are shown, one having the twelve horary branches and the other the ten celestial stems. Fig. 26 represents a chair which I have taken the liberty of borrowing from Mr. Eastlake's work on household art. The example shown in Fig. 69 is taken from the speos of Hathor at Ipsamboul. Eryon arctiformis, represented in Fig. 119, belongs to the class of Crustaceans, of which the spiny lobster is the type. Fig. 1533 represents the chuck in use for holding a piece of shafting s to cut a keyway or spline in it. Show More Sentences Fig. 108 represents such a steam-boiler in section, as it is usually exhibited in working drawings. The result seen in Fig. 303 is obtained by impacting the horizontal or twined series of threads. For cutting off under the steam hammer, the hack shown in Fig. 2879 is used, being simply a wedge with an iron handle. In Fig. 416 is illustrated a storage cell employing a glass container and having fifteen plates. In Fig. 57 is shown a tnia which proceeds from an echinococcus. Fig. 63 shows the possible arrangement of a Limburger factory. Fig. 89 shows the various pieces necessary to construct the hull. Fig. 31 shows the correct height of electrolyte in an Exide cell. Fig. 78 represents cusps upon the lingual surface of the molars. Fig. 269 shows a specimen from the Brakebill mound, near Knoxville, Tenn. Fig. 362 shows a terra-cotta spindle-whorl from Malacate, Nicaragua. Fig. 110 shows the rope passed around and whipped to an eyelet. Fig. 14 illustrates a loaf of bread that has risen too much. In Fig. 2726 is shown a much superior form of circular or compass plane. In Fig. 16 is shown a front view of the blossom, showing this fissure. Fig. 255 represents a mission type of writing desk for a boy's use. Fig. 604 shows what is perhaps the most perfect type of close helmet. German gimlet-bits, Fig. 128, have the advantage of centering well. The cathode as shown in Fig. 41 is rather smaller than is advantageous. Fig. 10 applies to the introduction of the carbide into the water. Show More Sentences Fig. 88a represents a pair of paper shears, 88b a pair of tinner's shears. A cross-beam or support, c, Fig. 70, is cut and fitted as illustrated. Then put the cover, or lid, on as in Fig. 13, but do not tighten it. Fig. 214 is an Ojibwa pictograph found in Schoolcraft, I, pl. Fig. 58 shows a biconical whorl with curious and inexplicable characters. Fig. 211 is an Ojibwa pictograph taken from Schoolcraft, loc. The type of gripper shown in Fig. 18 is probably the best for general use. Fig. 1613 represents a section of one guideway of a table and bed. Fig. 277 shows a fireplace with a puncheon support for a plank mantel. A diagram similar to Fig. 394 is used as a test for astigmatism. Fig. 23 shows a ham from which the rind has not been removed. Fig. 67 shows an astatic galvanometer for measuring weak currents. Thus Rankine gives that shown in Fig. 132, which is obtained as follows. Two pieces of wire bent as in Fig. 90a will hold the tubing in place. Fig. 59 shows the stomach in Phoca vitulina, the harbor seal. In Fig. 677 let a represent a reamer and b a segment of an emery wheel. Fig. 276 shows the appearance of the two carbons in an arc light. Fig. 250d shows lower and upper side of the anopheles's egg. Fig. 9, A, shows a fore and a hind wing of the Swallow-tail butterfly. Fig. 100 shows how the curb and snaffle reins should be held. Show More Sentences In the method of construction shown in Fig. 41, the anode is put in first. Fig. 33 represents the latest improved mechanism of an aneroid. In Fig. 213 the key is about to actuate the locking mechanism. Fig. 287 also shows the method of cutting away the mitred part. Fig. 201 represents a spearhead of iron from Brandenburg, North Germany. The arc a, Fig. 9, represents the periphery of the escape wheel. Fig. 82 is of an improved form of rimer, termed a riming spring. Fig. 108 shows diagrammatically how a convex lens forms an image. In Fig. 128 the ileum enters the colon from the right and below. Fig. 231, staminate, and 232, pistillate flower of Moonseed. Fig. 85 shows another form of storage cell containing a number of plates. In Fig. 248 we treat a flight of steps as if it were an inclined plane. Fig. 239 shows a mossback's house or cabin in the lake lands of Canada. Fig. 260 is a rebated joint, broken at the front by a bead moulding. A larger sink is shown in Fig. 11, with the draining board in the sink. In Fig. 15 we have an illustration of the principle of an injector. A double-action force-pump is seen in Fig. 177, making an upward stroke. This is indicated in Fig. 11, which, otherwise, is self-explanatory. Fig. 22 is a part of the jamb molding of a church in Vicenza. The example shown in Fig. 201 is from the villa of Diomedes. Show More Sentences In Fig. 121 I give a picture of this surface-marking of the velum. Fig. 16 shows an Oak where the blotches of medullary rays are large. Fig. 58 is one believed to be from Nootka Sound, in my collection. Fig. 59 is also from Nootka, in the Museum of this Institution. Fig. 158 is evenly or abruptly pinnate, as in the Honey-Locust. The turners, Fig. 4, in the germinating cases are Saladin's patent. Fig. 225 shows the edge of the door with the three knobs in place. Fig. 130 is a diagrammatic illustration of the operation of this system. In Fig. 52 we have a diagrammatic view of an electric bell and current. This is well shown in the ocelot, Fig. 15, and in many other cats. In Fig. 214, some are seen around the margin of the cyme in Hydrangea. Fig. 58 shows a weigela cutting from which the top was clipped. Fig. 62A shows the microscopic details from a well-preserved leaf. Fig. 217 shows a triskelion of symmetric spirals turned to the right. Fig. 39 shows incisions to make in removing a pelt for a symmetrical rug. Then, as in Fig. 9, cut the core loose from the outside skin. Find more words! 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