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Mato Posted 8 years ago
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Figure as picture or number?
In a review of my article a reviewer writes:
"It is suggested that the authors add some figures with the experimental setup completed as far
as the cutting tools they used."
I am not sure what "figure" means here. A picture or a number?
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Mato I am not sure what "figure" means here. A picture or a number? I am not sure either, but without further information to go on, I'd guess it's a picture.
- Mato I am not sure what "figure" means here.
- A picture or a number?
- I am not sure either, but without further information to go on, I'd guess it's a picture.
- They probably want a picture of the experimental setup that includes the cutting tools.
- I can't imagine what a number could do to help in that situation.
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MatoI am not sure what "figure" means here. A picture or a number?
I am not sure either, but without further information to go on, I'd guess it's a picture. They probably want a picture of the experimental setup that includes the cutting tools. I can't imagine what a number could do to help in that situation.
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