The stamen primordia differentiate from globular primordia into elliptic appendages of differing size. |
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The tertiary structure of myoglobin is that of a typical water soluble globular protein. |
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The protofibrils can adopt two different nanostructures, i.e., the globular aggregates and the filaments. |
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Radiating to branching crystal groups and rounded, globular, reniform, and botryoidal masses are common. |
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Isidia are extensions of the surface of the thallus and may be cylindrical, globular, brachiate or lobula. |
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Omega Centauri has been known to be an unusual globular cluster for a long time. |
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This straggling shrub grows about a metre high and is covered in golden globular flowers. |
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Pottery includes globular vessels with cylindrical necks, pedestalled bowls, and one-handled cups, sometimes with embossed ornament. |
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The two HC, a-helical domains are helically interwound, giving the molecules a long, rigid superhelical structure with 2 globular headpieces. |
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There were also force curves consistent with an attachment of a globular structure folded by an entangled DNA molecule. |
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For this purpose, we represent the globular proteins with spheres and the membrane proteins with cylinders. |
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A permesothyrid foramen is commonly associated with globular, gerontic forms within a single species population. |
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It consisted of multiple red-brown globular nodules measuring 1 to 3.5 cm, with smaller fine nodules emerging from their surfaces. |
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Resonance energy transfer efficiency is strongly affected by changes in the donor-acceptor distance on the order of a typical globular protein. |
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The bottle has a direct neck and a globular body and an evened and rounded lip. |
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Both have a globular or bulbous bell and the reed is placed on a curved or angled crook. |
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But for all the lingering on inky skies or globular dollops of snow outside a window pane, the story never meanders. |
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The fruits, which are globular, berrylike, are pea shaped, contain four or five seeds. |
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The stability of the simulations of this large system is comparable to more conventional globular protein simulations. |
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First, the titin molecule is composed of a discrete number of globular domains and a nonglobular segment. |
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The small differences among various amino acids are diminished further by averaging over the rather similar compositions of globular proteins. |
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The Milky Way has about 100 globular clusters, whereas giant elliptical galaxies are surrounded by thousands of globulars. |
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Be warned that first-timers can find it difficult to appreciate galaxies, globular clusters, and planetary nebulae. |
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The new findings promise a better understanding of how galaxies and globular clusters first formed billions of years ago. |
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In the 1900s American astronomer Harlow Shapley studied the distribution of globular clusters in our galaxy. |
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He also discovered the retrograde rotation of the system of globular clusters around the galaxy. |
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The oldest stars, which lie inside globular clusters that orbit our galaxy, are estimated to be at least 12 billion years old. |
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The cells of the glands contain bright pink fluid, charged with granules or with globular masses of pinkish pulpy matter. |
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The musa lasiocarpa is both dwarf and hardy, and when established produces unusual yellow globular flowers. |
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Instead, the barrel pore is occluded by a large, globular amino-terminal domain, termed the plug. |
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Under some conditions, DNA toroids or rods are not uniformly smooth, but show globular substructure. |
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Most extraordinary of all is a colossal pair of tortoiseshell and ivory globular vases and covers, probably made as exhibition pieces. |
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It is microphthalmic, micropterous, depigmented, with reduced size, globular shape, and short and robust appendages. |
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The bottom disc, resting on three padded feet, is the base, while the globular glass shade sits on the top one. |
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The tropical marine blowfish, which can grossly distend its spiny body into globular form, thereby terrifying confused predators. |
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The group was initially characterized by small and globular taxa with a muricate funnel-pore wall texture. |
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A globular point means safety, a conch shape represents fame, a bright yellow flame indicated no obstacles, a lotus and jewel like flame denotes wealth. |
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The big vertical Global Roses in Bloom is all luscious, tumbling, whorling brushwork comprising a rough circular mass of globular, grapelike clusters. |
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Its smooth shiny finish recalls the fine black slipware of ancient Etruria, while the globular body and pronounced lip recall Apulian geometric pottery. |
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We also find that the age and metallicities of the globular clusters are consistent with the red giant stars in the field, suggesting that the two systems formed coevally. |
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He showed me a large and very rusty helmet, which he informed me was a basinet, a typical type of open-faced helmet with a conical or globular skull. |
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Such a pretty name for a ugly, destruction loving, globular mess. |
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Most globular pro-embryos were located at the micropylar end between the central cell with unfused neighboring polar nuclei and intact synergid cells. |
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The high fraction of black hole binaries found in globular star clusters suggests that the black holes captured a single star or pulled it away from its original companion. |
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A trio of massive, young star clusters found embedded in a star cloud may shed light on the formation of super-star clusters and globular clusters. |
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His chest radiograph showed a large globular heart, and an echocardiogram confirmed a pericardial effusion from which two litres of fluid were drained. |
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So many blobs are simply the result of stacked geodesics, like Grimshaw's Eden project, a series of bubble-forms that remind me of what geologists call globular clusters. |
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QsHUB1 and QsHUB2 showed a transient increase expression from white callogenic structures and globular embryos to immature cotyledonary embryos. |
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More particularly, bone mineral is formed from globular and plate structures. |
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The lamin proteins bind chromatin via the rod domain and bind the inner nuclear membrane via their carboxy-terminal globular tail domain. |
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Pegasus is home to M15, a globular cluster that lies on the constellation's western fringes close to the border with Equuleus. |
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A bilobular conjunctival mass of 15 x 17mm, globular mass of 15 x 20mm and third lid swelling of 20 x 20mm was seen. |
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Intraepithelial globular, hyaline, crystalloid, and periodic acid-Schiff-positive eosinophilic structures have been described. |
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Huge clouds of interstellar gas, open clusters of stars and distant globular clusters sprinkle the area. |
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The globular cluster was discovered by John Herschel in 1834, but the parent dwarf galaxy was not discovered until 1938 by Harlow Shapley. |
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The disk is surrounded by a spheroid halo of older, population II stars, as well as relatively dense concentrations of stars known as globular clusters. |
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The microstructure of the material supplied by the manufacturer was composed of a mixture of ferrite, globular cementite and primary chromium carbides. |
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West of the Elbe, some globular amphorae are found in megalithic graves. |
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Grave gifts include the typical globular amphorae and stone axes. |
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It can be seen the formation of nanocrystalline powder and the individual particles of Zn-doped BCP are globular in shape and tightly agglomerated into micrometric aggregates. |
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Nucleocapsid surrounded by the tegument that consists of globular material, which is frequently asymmetrically distributed and may be variable in amount. |
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At Radcliffe, Tom took a long series of Newtonian plates of fields in the Magellanic Clouds, the Baade Clear Windows near the Galactic Centre and globular clusters. |
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The constellation boasts a remote globular cluster that was discovered in 1973 with the 24-inch Maksutov telescope at Chile's Cerro Calan Observatory. |
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