The two specimens failed in a similar manner, characterized by crisscrossed-diagonal cracking and crushing of the concrete in the web panel.
Crying and screaming in a fearful manner characterized escape.
Under quasi-static crush, tubes showed a greater tendency to fail in an unstable manner, characterized by global buckling, folding of the walls and crushing at both ends of the tube.
Nonetheless, fibrogenesis in most organs and tissues progresses in a remarkably similar manner, characterized in particular by the development and persistence of large numbers of myofibroblasts [ 3, 7, 9, 12].
We have also previously shown that acetate induces apoptosis in CRC-derived cells in a dose-dependent manner, characterized by DNA fragmentation, caspase-3 activation, phosphatidylserine exposure to the outer leaflet of the plasma membrane and the appearance of a sub-G1 population.
The sudden oak death (SOD) pathogen Phytopthora ramorum (Straminopila: Oomycetes, Peronosporales) (Werres et al. 2001) evolves in a clonal, stepwise manner characterized by the local evolution of novel genotypes from introduced founders (Ivors et al. 2006; Mascheretti et al. 2008, 2009; Prospero et al. 2007, 2009).
Single cells invade in either an amoeboid or mesenchymal manner characterized by non-epithelial morphology, loss of cell-cell contacts, and presence of actin stress fibers [ 20].
Stylistically, his paintings progressed from the early "smooth" manner, characterized by fine technique in the portrayal of illusionistic form, to the late "rough" treatment of richly variegated paint surfaces, which allowed for an illusionism of form suggested by the tactile quality of the paint itself.
But that same year, Nevinson had no qualms in handling another lithograph in a manner best characterized as "documentary realism".
It can be characterized as follows: silicon and aluminum have a random distribution within the tetrahedrons of sanidine, an arrangement termed disordered; they have a regular distribution within the constituent tetrahedrons of microcline, an arrangement termed ordered; and they are distributed within the tetrahedrons of orthoclase in a manner usually characterized as only partly ordered.
