For example, a set of skulls, feet, skeletons, or an image of horse evolution was considered a single component.
The entrance to the churchyard features a set of skull-and-bones on top of the posts.
Many cattle skulls have been excavated from funerary bucranias (a set of cattle skulls place in or around a burial).
What the public seems more interested in are the ideas and intrigue that emerge from combining the visual interfaces of both cultures: an artist's model of his own mind as a massive 'cabinet of curiosities' and the right hemisphere of Charles Babbage's pickled brain; a set of phrenological skulls and a 'magic forest' of light which conjures up connections between neurones.
Essentially you are buying a set of files – skulls from dogs, dragons, goats, humans, and Alyssa Milano (not really) – and you can print them out without supports, which is a pretty big deal.
The laboratory exercises were based on those proposed by Singer et al. (2001) and Giese (2005), and were similar in spirit to exercises developed by Julius and Schoenfuss (2006), who used a set of vertebrate skulls for character matrix construction and subsequent phylogenetic analysis to increase students' scientific literacy.
Besides, who can resist the nerve of a production that shatters a new set of skulls every night?
It has produced over 40 hominin remains, including a set of very informative skulls, in direct association with faunal remains and numerous lithic artifacts.
However, it has been shown before, by using a set of IRCSs on the skull shape (Burgio et al. 2009, 2012) or on the mandible and skull shape using different breeding strategies, that epistasis plays a crucial and pervasive effect on controlling the genetic variation for shape (Boell et al. 2011; Leamy et al. 2002; Wolf et al. 2005).
