After an initial small enlargement, damage grows at a constant rate until the last stage is reached when damage grows with an increasing rate to final failure.
After an initial small enlargement (stage 1), damage grows at a constant rate (stage 2) until the third stage is reached when there is further growth at an increasing rate to final failure.
However, during NW growth, it slightly increases (by around 4% of its initial value), illustrating the small enlargement of the pore diameter due to the pore widening process when opening the pores' bottom.
He measured the distance between the eyebrow and the hairline, and at the midpoint, in line with the right eyeball, he developed the brow: an enlargement, a small mound, almost as if something were beginning to grow.
A group of cubes comprise a sheer-sided ton block of compacted tea, a delightfully carved enlargement of a small ebony box his poet father once gave him, and an intricate puzzle box with hidden, sliding and interlocking compartments for treasure.
As the patient appeared to be critically ill with significant tachycardia, FocUS was immediately performed and demonstrated very poor left ventricular contractility, a small pericardial effusion, and moderate enlargement of the right ventricle.
Goldmann perimetry showed a blind spot enlargement and a small central scotoma OD.
In particular the bulky methyl-cycloheptene ring pointing toward H8 provokes the enlargement of a small preexisting hydrophobic cavity via the reorientations of M421 and F425 in H8, as well as F404 in the β-strand S1.
The larva consists of a small, fixed number of cells, and grows by enlargement of these rather than cell division.
This scenario is potentially consistent with the view that a small malleus (Fig. 5A) characterized the basal-most living chrysochlorids, with enlargement occurring independently within each subfamily.
