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Came across these space figures that were made in Macau
and are packed in Ireland.
Just wondering if they are genuine Star Wars figures.
Here's an image of the below,
Thanks for looking hope this is in the right section
new to the forum.
Started by Allanmark on
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It is very nice, I never saw one with that combination of figures so like I said if it's not been.
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I am using LaTeX and the figure environment.
I am well familiar with the parameters to that environment: [htbp], and I am also generally familiar with the strategies that LaTeX takes, by default, to decide where to put each figure. For example, by placing...
Started by Uri on
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by 5 people.
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I would recommend (as far as possible, and depending on the exact size of the figures):
Place the figures with [t] (or [h] if you must) Place the....
I solve this problem by always using the [h] option on floats (such as figures) so .
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I am trying to get LaTeX to include figures, but the eps files will not show up in the DVI. I tried various packages to no avail. The figures will show up fine if I compile to PDF, but not in the DVI file...
I am using MikTex and LEd under Windows.
Started by Stavros Korokithakis on
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When the DVI is converted to postscript (and from there to PDF, or directly to PDF), the EPS files are incorporated... .
The DVI file itself does not contain the EPS files: merely a link to those files .
This is probably due to the limitations of your DVI viewer .
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I am attempting to use overlays with figures to save myself from creating a different image for each slide. The overlay works with any text I include, but not with the figures. For example:
\setbeamercovered{dynamic} \begin{figure}\resizebox{10.0cm}{!...
Started by Compholio on
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I've done something similar doing the following:
\begin{figure} \includegraphics<1->{problem-a.pdf} \onslide<1->{Test A} \includegraphics<2->{problem-b.pdf} \onslide<1->{Test B} \includegraphics<3->{problem-c.pdf} ....
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I would like to be able to round a number to n significant figures in SQL. So:
123.456 rounded to 2sf would give 120 0.00123 rounded to 2sf would give 0.0012
I am aware of the ROUND() function, which rounds to n decimal places rather than significant ...
Started by Paul on
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CREATE FUNCTION RoundSigFig(@Number float, @Figures int) RETURNS)) - @Figures)) WHEN @Number < 0 THEN -((FLOOR(LOG10(@Number)) - @Figures)) ELSE NULL END.
R) end
I think I've managed it.
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The default style for my document is that paragraphs are indented. That's fine. But I need no indentation for paragraphs that follow a figure or other objects.
Using \noindent manually does not work well, because you don't know which paragraph will follow...
Started by webjunkie on
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Lookup \textfloatsep , \intextsep , \abovecaptionskip checking which paragraphs come after figures and putting \noindent in front of everyone manually.
Separating figures and the body of text.
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I'm have functions that contribute small parts of a figure generation. What I'm trying to do is to use these functions to generate multiple figures? So something like this:
work with Figure 1 do something else work with Figure 2 do something else work...
Started by aspade on
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#0 has the points 1,2,3,4,5,6, and #2 has.
Makes two figures, #0 and #1, each with two lines.
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What is a good tool to create geometry figures in elementary geometry textbooks (dealing with subjects such as triangles, circles, Pythagorean theorem and Ptolemy's theorem)?
P.S. Anyone with sufficient reputation may tag this question with geometry ,...
Started by RamyenHead on
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It allows....
Geo is a GTK interactive geometry software.
From the web site:
Dr.
There is also Dr Geo.
I've used it to produce teaching aids.
It produces vector graphics, integrates with TeX for mathematical formulae and captions .
I recommend metapost.
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May be too intense for some viewers, my latest page shows 47 figures (1:32/1:35) in 37 pictures.
- Figures "Polish Lancer" using Airfix's Polish Lancer 54mm (1:32)
- Figures "German Sturmartille Crew" using Dragon's figure set
- Figures "German Self-Propelled...
Started by by Model Maniac on
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Strike....
A few Americans were casualties when fellow GI's were shooting at anything in Camouflage .
This was due to the Wehrmacht's extensive use of it .
Dear MM,
For future reference, the US Army made little use of Camouflage clothing in the European Theater .
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I have some decimal data that I am pushing into a SharePoint list where it is to be viewed. I'd like to restrict the number of significant figures displayed in the result data based on my knowledge of the specific calculation. Sometimes it'll be 3, so...
Started by Chris Farmer on
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_digits.Length = significantFigures; } } return sigFigures) { // this method will return a rounded... .
Desired number of significant figures must be positive."); if (_digits != null) { int length++; } // chop it to the correct number of figures.
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