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There are precise specifications for the width and the superimposition of the crosses, and for the white margins around them, called "fimbriations".

This is due to both the superimposition of multiple audio sources within a single input signal and the superimposition of the same sound at different times (multipatch echoing).

The severity of the spinal curve on the frontal view and the superimposition of both humeri on the lateral view (a) complicate the visibility of the thoracic vertebrae.

Despite these structural differences of the USO1 head domain, the superimposition of all p115GHR repeats on the one hand and the superimposition of repeats of p115GHR and β-catenin on the other hand reveals significant structural similarity and a common overall fold (Figure 2b, 3a).

In both channels, spike times were consistent between presentations, as can be appreciated by the raster plot (top), and the superimposition of voltage recordings (below).

The exact location of the mandibular foramen on radiographs is not always easy to be established due to its radiolucency and the superimposition of contralateral mandibular structures [ 2].

Cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) allows accurate and immediate three-dimensional (3D) reconstruction imaging of axial, sagittal, and coronal planes and minimizes the superimposition of dental structures (Zhang et al. 2011; Zhang et al. 2011).

It displays eQTL mapping results and allows one to generate plots in SVG format that are interactive and allow the superimposition of mapped data and biological annotations.

We sequenced the liver PCR product obtained with those primers and observed the superimposition of two sequences, one corresponding to Rae-1δ and the other one less represented corresponding to Rae-1ε (Figure S1).

His ideas drew jazz musicians into considering the scales suggested by particular chords as improvisational raw material, and encouraged the superimposition of scales upon each other, conveying the impression of a piece being in more than one key, yet still having a rooted tonal centre.

Mr. Mbeki's letter asserted his government's right to doubt whether H.I.V. causes AIDS, to question whether lifesaving treatments such as the drug AZT are too toxic and to resist the "superimposition of Western experience on African reality".