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# Line 161  This form of annotation is often used on Line 161  This form of annotation is often used on
161  a label is placed on the margin and a line is drawn to the relevant  a label is placed on the margin and a line is drawn to the relevant
162  point in the image. XXX See Fig. [ref-fignasa]_.  point in the image. XXX See Fig. [ref-fignasa]_.
163    
164    .. figure:: mercury5part2
165       :width: 8.45cm
166       :label: fignasa
167    
168       An example of *buoy*-like annotation and *break lines* in a
169       NASA diagram for for the Mercury 5:
170       labels are placed in the margin and
171       connected to the relevant points in the image;
172       freehand lines are drawn to indicate that
173       the depicted object extends beyond the shown section.
174    
175  Free form 'digital ink' annotation  Free form 'digital ink' annotation
176  (e.g., XLibris [schilit98digital]_, iMarkup[XXref])  (e.g., XLibris [schilit98digital]_, iMarkup[XXref])
177  allow cross-cutting connections inside a single document.  allow cross-cutting connections inside a single document.
# Line 398  cues of identity help the user maintain Line 409  cues of identity help the user maintain
409    
410  As the textures are intended for distinguishing  As the textures are intended for distinguishing
411  *similar* nodes, their appearance should not be made to reflect  *similar* nodes, their appearance should not be made to reflect
412  any attributes of the content.  any features of the content.
413  Instead, the texture should only depend on a permanent identity  Instead, the texture should only depend on a permanent identity
414  of the node.  of the node.
415  That way, the textures in any view are similar only by chance  That way, the textures in any view are similar only by chance
# Line 466  diagram. It is visually clear since it u Line 477  diagram. It is visually clear since it u
477  is obviously not a part of the object's own shape  is obviously not a part of the object's own shape
478  (wiggly freehand line), see Fig. [ref-fignasa]_.  (wiggly freehand line), see Fig. [ref-fignasa]_.
479    
 .. figure:: mercury5part2  
    :width: 8.45cm  
    :label: fignasa  
   
    An example of *buoy*-like annotation and *break lines* in a  
    NASA diagram for for the Mercury 5:  
    labels are placed in the margin and  
    connected to the relevant points in the image;  
    freehand lines are drawn to indicate that  
    the depicted object extends beyond the shown section.  
   
480  We apply this technique by drawing the buoys as  We apply this technique by drawing the buoys as
481  non-photorealistically torn-off pieces of the target document.  non-photorealistically torn-off pieces of the target document.
482  However, because of the requirements of fluid animation,  However, because of the requirements of fluid animation,

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