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Figure 15.23 The structure of a protein - human insulin (the different coloured circles represent different amino acids in this protein).

Figure 2.7 Projection of the great rhombicuboc-tahedron 48-vertex regular orbit cage of the 0[, point group. The rotational axes are distinguished as [C4], [C3] and [C2] coloured circles on the unit sphere. The 48 vertices are divided into sets of 8 (a), 6 (b) and 4 (c) about these axes using the colour coding displayed in the diagrams.

Fig. 2. Schematic map showing mean redepletion model ages determined for peridotite nodules from kimberlite pipes erupted in southern Africa. Cratonic regions are outlined in yellow, the Limpopo Belt in brown. Solid coloured circles indicate individual kimberlite pipes from which several xenoliths have been analysed. Published in Carlson et al., GSA Today, 2000, February issue, fig. 4.

Fig. 4 Genetic relatedness between HEV strains from human and non-human sources and from various countries. Minimal spanning trees of 81 sequences of 148 nucleotides HEV RNA showing genetic distances between genotype three HEV strains from humans and animals, (a) Strains labelled by geographical origin, (b) Strains labelled by biological origin. The 13 recent Dutch cases are marked with ID numbers inside the coloured circles (adapted from Bergen et al. BMC Infectious Diseases 2008 8 61 doi 10.1186/1471-2334-8-61)...

Figure 6 Section of the GCxGC-ToF MS contour plot of (A) the total in current of MBP standards and (B) the MBPs (m/z 496, 540, 575, 620, 654, and 698) in a dolphin blubber extract. Detected MBP peaks are indicated by a coloured circle (yellow, white, and orange) the internal standard is indicated by a red circle lines indicate the MBP containing bromine (top, yellow) and chlorine (bottom, white) peaks eluting above these lines are proposed to be MBPS (orange circle) [28],...

Bull s Eye solutions (Figure 12.3). The label shows a circular zone filled with diacetylenic monomers that are ready to initiate long polymerisation chains. The process, which is temperature-dependent, allows the chromatic variation of coloured circles to darker tints [10]. This variation is appreciable with or without optical scanners and may be correlated to different sensitivities. In addition, the activation has to be started exactly when foods are packaged. So, Bull s Eye indicators are simply frozen until the final use. Normally, the main targets are fresh and frozen products. 

Visual appearance is provided below. Real Consequences cannot receive any frequencies from outside models. Real Consequences can only be fed into the base events of other models, intermittent operators or into high level/virtual consequences. Multi-coloured circles present linking points ... 

Figure 3.2 The 2D representation of a panorama of green solvents (coloured circles) among classical organic solvents (unshaded circles).

Fig. 6.9 Colour circle used to determine the perception of material colour resulting from absorption of a part of visible light spectrum by material. For example absorption of light with a wavelength corresponding to red (620-750 nm) causes an impression of green and vice versa, absorption of blue light causes an impression of orange and vice versa...

Genesis has two types of atoms on the menu MAT (matter) and LIA ( liaison, or link in English). Basically, there are two kinds of MAT MAS and SOL. Matter is represented by coloured circles by default MAS is orange and SOL is green (the user can customise these colours). MAS stands for mass and it has three parameters inertia M, initial position XO and speed VO. A mass will preserve its position and speed if no force is applied to it. SOL is an element that cannot move because its mass is infinite and its velocity is always zero (that is, its position never varies). SOL (or ground in English) is normally used to represent a fixed support for an object. 

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