Apparent space and time intervals between events depend upon the velocity of the observer, which cannot, in any case, exceed the velocity of light.
And in the open landscape there are many different apparent space scales, from the intimate, small farming scenes of New England, Portugal, or Japan to the almost limitless panoramas of North America's Great Plains, the deserts of the American Southwest, or the Rocky Mountains.
The apparent space between Cenp-A and Cenp-C might therefore be occupied by some of those proteins.
This subsequently assisted my understanding that expressing dissatisfaction with their position would have potentially positioned these women as 'others' within their community and hence their need to confide where there was apparent space; myself, the trees, the photographs.
If cases are compared with controls or the entire background population in the same study area and study period, any apparent space-time clustering that is in fact caused by heterogeneity in the underlying population structure is dealt with.
Other examples, alongside those presented in this paper, illustrate how apparent spaces, including those created by differences in ethnicity or age, dissolve when other more pertinent social connections can be brokered (Tarrant 2013; Wray and Batholomew 2010).
In line with Clarke (2012), I invite gerontologists to take that risk and for those involved in ethnicity and gerontology combined to grasp the opportunity afforded to them to explore apparent spaces to see what lies within.
However, we have identified bone formation, from which it is difficult to discern the space from the enamel surface below the crown of mandibular incompletely impacted third molars in middle-aged and elderly individuals, 3 and discussed the mechanism of occurrence, 4 whereas an apparent space between the crown and bone with lamina dura was seen in young healthy individuals.
At sites of apparent space constriction, or where the cell interacts with a fibre, actin can sometimes be observed to bundle as shown in Fig. 6a, where intensely fluorescent actin is observed close to the intersection of two microfibres (red arrow).
