Bars, blades, and platforms may all be present in a single assemblage or apparatus.
Formally, this tests whether the angles between two assemblages' Mmax axes, 2-D planes, and 3- and 4-D spaces of morphological divergence are more different than the angles between two random samples of either single assemblage.
A God's-eye view would show our universe as merely a single representative amid a vast assemblage of universes, each with its own bylaws.
Representing at least 15 individuals with most skeletal elements repeated multiple times, this is the largest assemblage of a single species of hominins yet discovered in Africa.
In this way, a prokaryotic community can be thought of as a single evolving genomic assemblage, with the environment, rather than the species, defining the organisms that inhabit the assemblage [4].
Hank, in textile manufacture, unit of measure applied to a length of yarn or to a loose assemblage of fibres forming a single strand, and varying according to the fibre origin.
The centerpiece of the collection is an amazing assemblage of single-piece slab tables made of wood gathered from Indonesia, Malaysia and elsewhere across the South China Sea.
The first group, the "old endemics," is a diverse assemblage of 34 genera that are descended from a single colonization of the continent during the Pliocene.
Unlike monoculture agriculture that manages a single species most landscape plantings include a diverse assemblage of species.
Given that these cyanobacterial HNOB proteins are also the closest bacterial relatives of the animal HNOB domains, it appears likely that the animal lineage acquired a related assemblage of HNOB and HNOBA domain as a single piece.
