The consequence is that a section of the dorsal surface of the embryo comes to lie on the ventral surface of the tail; i.e., becomes inflected.
After deposition of thromboplastin onto a section of the sensor surface near the inlet of the flow chamber, coagulation was detected downstream of this position corresponding to a SPR signal of 7 to 8 mRIU (7 to 8 ng/mm2).
A moveable steel plate comprises a section of the track surface.
Even the Chronicle's great columnist Herb Caen, for whom a section of the new surface Embarcadero is named, wrote in 1990: "While Agnos talks air-ly and eerily about a $120 million underground freeway-mit-park on the Embarcadero, the homeless proliferate and the graffito on Muni buses gets worse.
A section of the M25's surface also melted in 2003, forcing the London motorway to be reduced to two lanes between Junctions 27 and 26.
Our model thus covers a section of the cell near the surface and involves both entities that are actually mostly part of the membrane (e.g., receptor complexes) as well as those from the cytoplasm (e.g., free actin).
She noticed that the surface in a section of the floor her team had repaired in 1988 was broken and that the damage was visible again.
The surface of a section of the A4218 known as Broadwell Hayes - between Serpentine Road towards The Green - has begun breaking up in the last two days.
In addition, AFM scans are typically only able to sample a small section of the surface, and take a relatively long time to obtain a representation of a surface.
If it's a city, decide whether you will draw the city on the surface, or make it a "hollowed out asteroid" by erasing a small section of the surface, and draw 2 walls on each side.
A cratered section of the surface appeared to be billions of years old, showing a history of impacts, while other areas seemed much younger, with chasms, hummocks, and eroded ridges that might indicate either tectonic processes or atmospheric erosion.
