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Shape memory alloys (SMAs) are active materials that provide a significant amount of strain under large stresses, a characteristic of great utility in such morphing structures.

The morphing is a famous characteristic of his own role in "Solo" (1975, filmed in the 1977 "Event for Television"), in which Mr. Cunningham, then in his late 50s, seemed to keep changing into different animals.

None of the Triceratops specimens found in the census area could be positively identified as "Torosaurus" size, although the specimen collected from the "BAB" locality has elongated squamosals characteristic of the "Torosaurus" morph.

Inheritance is a fundamental characteristic of life.

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However, architects have a way of morphing into intelligent designers.

Molecular morphing generates a path in chemical space consisting of structures (referred to as morphs) lying between a start molecule M S and a target molecule M T. In each iteration i + 1 a set of morphs is generated by randomly applying morphing operators (see Figure 2) at molecules from the iteration i.

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In contrast, NFDS led to the coexistence of two morphs with different potential fitness in a certain geographic range along latitude due to rare morph advantage, and resulted in a smooth geographic cline of morph frequency.

We present a new concept of morphing bistable structure which relies on viscoelastic effects.

This invasion remained long unnoticed, although the invasive morphs have a characteristic morphology, because morphological variation within and between indigenous M. tuberculata morphs is poorly understood, so that native lineages camouflage the invader's presence.