The capital letters in this figure express the various remnant polarization states.
Crude oil also may contain a small amount of decay-resistant organic remains, such as siliceous skeletal fragments, wood, spores, resins, coal, and various other remnants of former life.
The surgery, to be performed by Dr. Frank Jobe, will clean up bone chips and various other remnants of McMahon's reconstructive shoulder surgery of Dec. 12 , 1986
In addition, autophagic vacuoles storing various cytoplasmic remnants and dense bodies, as well as VacA immunoreactivity were frequently found in the supranuclear cytoplasm (Figure 4C and c).
Hydrogenosomes are phylogenetically related to both mitochondria and the various rudimentary, "mitochondrial-remnant" organelles collectively called "mitosomes" [ 7, 9].
We also know the Ghosts are formed from the remnants of various US special forces outfits.
The "remnants" include various people associated with Mubarak's regime, including leading military, security and judicial figures, rural and provincial leaders of the disbanded National Democratic party, and business people who amassed huge fortunes in the Mubarak era.
The storyline sees the ghosts in question brought together from the remnants of various special forces to fight an as-yet unrevealed "mass event" that has left the US in disarray.
In the mid-afternoon, light trickles through the leaves of the mulberry trees, illuminating the various curios, sculptures and remnants from previous art exhibitions that have become entwined in the shady garden.
We have calculated line γ-ray emission from supernovae and supernova remnants with various explosion models and nucleosynthesis for both thermonuclear supernovae (SNe Ia) and core collapse supernovae (SNe Ib, Ic, II-P).
We might infer from this isolation that they either didn't interbreed or did so in a limited way". At Maludong, fossil hunters also found remnants of various mammals, all of them species still around today, except for giant red deer, the remains of which were found in abundance.
