The above-elbow prosthesis has, in addition to the forearm shell, an upper-arm plastic shell and a mechanical, locking elbow joint.
Analysis of the topology of the connected bone networks showed that A and B6 mice transfer load through trabecular pathways in the middle of the vertebral body in addition to the cortical shell.
In addition to the constant shelling by artillery, tanks, and sniper-fire, civilians have had little access to water and no electricity for many days — both supplies had been cut off by the government — and food and medicine were scarce.
(The death toll for the conflict as a whole is in the thousands). In addition to the constant shelling by artillery, tanks, and sniper-fire, civilians have had little access to water and no electricity for many days both supplies had been cut off by the government and food and medicine were scarce.
In addition to the coloration of the shell, the degree of pigmentation of the snail skin, for which the genetic basis has been confirmed in Cepaea (Murray 1975), but not in Theba, has also been shown to correlate negatively with average temperature in several land snail studies (Cowie and Jones 1985; Cowie 1990).
Delaney has already demonstrated some fundraising prowess, raising more than $900,000 from outside donors in addition to the $1.7 million he shelled out from his own pocket.
In addition to the single, cap-shaped shell, they have paired multiple organs, reflecting at least partial segmentation (metamerism).
The number of calcareous layers in the shell (in addition to the periostracum), the composition of those layers (aragonite or aragonite and calcite), and the arrangement of these deposits (e.g., in sheets, or foliate) is characteristic for different groups of bivalves.
In addition to the impact on its profits, Shell is also keen to point out the environmental damage caused by the oil theft and illegal refining.
When helium was exhausted in the core a helium-burning shell formed in addition to the hydrogen-burning one and the star moved to what astronomers term the asymptotic giant branch, or AGB.
