"Rice Meals," for instance, involves a row of brass plates holding small mountains of uncooked rice and hazelnut pollen.
In the vacant parking lot of an estate agency in downtown Austin, Texas, a British man in a white flannel shirt is setting out a row of paper plates along the top of a brick wall.
The reflectometer has two independent measuring channels controlled by a processor and the beam-splitting and spectral selection device based on a row of semitransparent plates of pyrolitic graphite.
Each plate had six wells in a row, and larvae kept under each pH level were added to a row of nine plates.
By 1891, Marsh published a more familiar view of Stegosaurus, with a single row of plates.
On the dorsal (upper) surface is a row of eight overlapping plates surrounded or covered by a tough girdle.
The relative simplicity of his still lifes – a pristine Michelin tyre, a chrome dishwasher holding a row of bright red plastic plates, a hand pulling a red sock over a well-turned ankle – echoes the functionality of catalogue shots, but invests them with the unreal sheen of advertising.
A remarkable feature seen on its back was a row of paired, flattened bony plates.
Twelve replicates for each condition were set up across a row of a 96-well plate.
A positive control mixture was distributed to a row of wells on each plate by mixing 50 μl of cell suspension with 2000 cells per well in 1× MEF media with high concentration 5-aza-2′-dC (10.0 μM).
