Note: a pin at the bar with its text to the upper right.
The pin is the point being annotated and the plate is the annotation, which
is why the two are drawn as separate marks joined by a stem rather than as
one bubble: the reader needs to see exactly which bar is meant, and a bubble
wide enough to hold a sentence covers several.
Note: a pin at the bar with its text to the upper right.
The pin is the point being annotated and the plate is the annotation, which is why the two are drawn as separate marks joined by a stem rather than as one bubble: the reader needs to see exactly which bar is meant, and a bubble wide enough to hold a sentence covers several.