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Multiple-generation product lines require carefully planned strategies in order to reap the benefits of utilizing technology assets and resources efficiently over an elongated time span.

Anaphase I spindles were defined as an elongated spindle spanning two distinct DAPI masses.

Interestingly, we observed INPVZ division cases in which the original Gadd45g-d4Venus+ progenitor was radially elongated spanning from the apical surface to the basal surface and its basal process was subsequently inherited by one of the apically-generated d4Venus+ daughter cells (Movie S1, Fig. 5C).

You will need a round seat for a round bowl and an elongated seat for an elongated bowl.

We determine that SYCP3 is a tetrameric protein and that its helical core folds in an elongated rod-like structure spanning 20 nm in length.

These specialized mine charges were designed to allow troops to move more quickly, and safely enter the German trench system by creating an elongated trench-depth crater that spanned the entire length of no man's land.

Second, rather than forming a bundle crossing right below the central cavity as seen in the closed KcsA structure (Doyle et al., 1998; Zhou et al., 2001), the four inner helices of GsuK are more parallel to the central pore axis and generate an elongated, water-filled vestibule that spans twice the length of the KcsA cavity.

Vietnam is long and skinny, like an elongated "S" hugging the South China Sea, and it spans multiple climate zones.

The 24 ANK repeats form an elongated, continuous solenoid structure with its extremely conserved target binding inner groove spanning a total length of ∼210 Å.

Crystal structures of the β-catenin/Tcf complex reveal that the disordered Tcf4 adopts an elongated structure upon binding to the positively charged groove of the armadillo region of β-catenin, spanning repeats 3−9 (26− 28).

She got an elongated shoehorn.