(See the above illustration of such a colony, a classic "O'Neill Colony").

The logic underlying the above illustration is that the (unknown) true revenue is somewhere in the immediate neighborhood of the (known) estimate of the revenue.

Notice that all the above illustrations are rooted in the second stage of industrial development, the application of technological innovation to the old industrial tasks.

You will note, from the above illustration, that the actual pitch line should meet the junction of the chord line and top line.

In the above illustrations of serial usages it will be obvious that the harmony does not sound well - in fact Example 141(c) is quite vile.

The above illustrations, while by no means exhaustive, show the type of error into which our forefathers fell.

We have seen the convenience of MCAR in the above illustration: simply use the completers and we get the same result.

The two-meter-deep postholes indicate a very strong construction, not least since the four columns formed a square, which made possible effective cross-bracing (as depicted in the above illustration).

It would be less passive, but still a form of projection, if in the above illustration I were to add, 'And doctors.if you wouldn't mind making notes.to help our discussion later'.

Wingback has been described above, but the "WB" in the above illustration is deeper back than that position name would seem to warrant.