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Meanings of see fig in English
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Usage of see fig in English
1
Such a case is illustrated in the chapter on fractures ( see fig.
2
For an example of the use of the pelican in church architecture see fig.
3
It is covered by peritoneum except on its posterior surface ( see fig.
4
The direct-action or impact fuzes of type (3) are very simple ( see fig.
5
The stomach has in front of it the liver ( see fig.
6
The aperture of exit was plugged by a tag of omentum ( see fig.
7
A Pair of Plyers; or a Gilding Stand ( see fig.
8
This can usually be told by an arrow ( see fig.
9
The leaves are compound pinnate in general ( see fig.).
10
The most familiar species is Agave americana ( see fig.
11
The mucous coat is thick and vascular ( see fig.
12
Deactivate by disconnecting the orange service connector ( see fig.
13
The latter was most common in instances in which multiple fracture of the ribs existed ( see fig.
14
These prolongations of the bladder may be conveniently called the antennae, for the whole bladder ( see fig.
15
Such an altar still remains in Sant' Ambrogio at Milan, dating from the 9th century ( see fig.
16
Those on the extreme margin project in the same plane with the leaf, or more commonly ( see fig.
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