Примеры diamond

• Figure 1 shows results for s = 0.5 (the plot with stars) and s = 1.0 (the plot with diamonds), both cases representing incomplete pass-through.

• A map of all our simulations used in the present paper is given in figure 3, where the steady wavetrains are shown as open diamonds.

• The diamonds and crosses indicate the current locations of the observer and the evader, respectively.

• Not 'for the chamber full of diamonds ' would he gamble his enterprise against a single, merciful warning.

• Each vertical line represents the 10th to 90th percentile range for each year, and the diamonds indicate the median valuation error.

• If no such pair exists, we say that f has no diamonds.

• If f is countable-to-one, then it has no diamonds.

• The normalized residuals show the contribution to the absorption of the ammonia line thick solid line with diamonds!.

• During the 1960s and 1970s, diamonds accounted for about 60 per cent of the country's foreign exchange.

• Attention was mainly focused on, but not limited to, gold and diamonds.

• The targeted area need not be one with diamonds, but any from which rebels can extract surplus.

• He believes that these are metaphorically represented in the physical and verbal exchanges over the diamonds (80).

• Open symbols are color-discrimination thresholds (white vs. 618 nm diamonds, white vs. 516 nm circles, white vs. 456 nm triangles).

• Open diamonds represent soma sizes of all cells within the retinal ganglion cell layer excluding glial cells!.

• Filled diamonds represent cells that were peripherally modulated, and open circles represent cells that were not influenced by peripheral stimulation.