4. The Italian was a highly intricate series of chambers in the lower part of the tomb of Porsena at Clusium.
One, featuring floral marquetry, was signed by Majorelle (4,100 euros); the second, with a highly intricate bird-and-branch design, was inlaid with Gallé's name (5,800 euros).
It has been noted that 5-HT and dopamine, as well as noradrenaline, interact in a highly intricate manner [1], [41] [44].
The apical complex is a highly intricate, motile cytoskeletal machine that is likely to be important in parasite invasion and replication [6].
This suggests a highly intricate and selective activity of the protein at the G/F – J interface.
Endodontic treatment is widely recognized as a highly intricate task and epidemiological studies report that the frequency of teeth containing poor quality endodontic treatments is high [ 4- 6].
Finally they jumped into Redmond's composition "I'll Take You There". Allen launched into a dizzying, highly intricate beat, his bongos detonating through the room.
Once the images are captured, the software then produces reference points, more or less connecting the dots, resulting in an intricate framework that can be used to construct lower-resolution game-ready environments.
This looks likely to result in a highly unstable framework, marginalising the community and local dimensions.
In a sense, Change.gov is a simple and engaging site, but also highly intricate in its goals to give voters a voice.
However, a number of factors, viz., the impedance contrast, soil layering and water table depth also play a major role in this highly intricate phenomenon.
