Pal speculates that earlier circular shrines, which open to the sky or under trees of less durable material were replaced by the Guptas in stone as rectangular shrines.
Furthermore, according to earlier circular dichroism data, the C1b domain can adopt various ligand-dependent stable conformations that affect the catalysis rate by changing the structural conformation of the C1a C2a catalytic core [ 48].
In some ways, dismantling video cassette recorders and DVD players all those years ago is an early exemplar of the circular economy principle of 'starting with the end in mind' - feeding learning from end of life product disassembly into early-stage product design.
There are iconic pieces: the 1968 minidresses in "Cardine," an early experiment with techno fabric; a circular 1969 vinyl raincoat; or even a felt 1971 envelope hat.
An early idea was to use circular facing mirrors on platforms to create infinitive reflections.
The Spiegeltent is evidently a relic from an earlier era of theatrical touring: circular and lined with red plush and gold.
6 In early studies, circular stapler use was not considered applicable to cervical esophagogastrostomy, although the comparative study of Hsu et al. demonstrated that cervical esophagogastrostomy with circular stapler had similar efficacy as hand-sewn anastomosis.
One innovation that Post hadn't described earlier is a circular structure in the middle of the petri dish around which the cells grow.
Maybe it was just too early for a poignantly circular recall to face the same nation Cole once scored seven goals against in a single youth international (incredibly, England beat Spain 8-1 that day).
The show purports to cover 40 years since Mr. Stankard began working with glass, but the earliest piece is a small circular "button" with a stylized white blossom that dates from 1969.
