However, the micronemes of the ookinete are structurally unique with a thin duct connecting the micronemes to the cell apex, a structure that is lacking in other developmental stages.
Cone helix models, originally proposed for other carbon conical structures, allow a variety of apex angle structures and were found to be applicable for nanofibers as well.
At the apex of this structure would be a national growth council responsible for a growth strategy, leading to further sub-growth strategies department by department, setting out how each Whitehall department will hold dialogues with its relevant industrial sectors.
Because lightning tends to strike the highest object in the vicinity, rods are typically placed at the apex of a structure and along its ridges; they are connected to the ground by low-impedance cables.
Suspended from the apex of the structure will be remotely operated cranes, designed to tackle tasks too hazardous for human beings.
The apex of the structure is now expected at a depth of about 5.5 km to the northwest of Dumre-7 (Jardin et al. 2011).
Loss of AGO10 function in the Landsberg erecta (L er) accession results in stem cells differentiating into a flat apex, leaf-like structures, or normal-appearing leaves [ 7, 8].
However, upon reaching the region with a series of herringbone structures they are continuously positioned closer to the apex of each herringbone structure.
In 1854 France was divided for purposes of educational administration into 16 districts called académies, each administered by a rector and each with a university at the apex of the educational structure.
There were fears for both in 1997; both have survived, if not unscathed.Worries about the legal system centred on the composition of the Court of Final Appeal (CFA) set up to replace Britain's Privy Council at the apex of the court structure.
a Pressure distribution at the apex of the herringbone structure.
