They are usually gathered in units corresponding to family groups; often enclosed by earthen walls, they are sometimes interlinked.
Job's tears receives its name from the hard shiny tear-shaped structures that enclose the seed kernels; those beadlike pseudocarps are sometimes used for jewelry and rosaries.
There are sometimes much longer distances between two phosphorylated sites on the listed targets, 360 residues for TBC1D1, for example [ 56], which is too much for the intervening sequences to be enclosed within the central groove of 14-3-3s 14-3-3s 14-3-3s
Loading docks are usually under cover, sometimes simply an extended canopy open all around and sometimes enclosed with a surrounding wall and doors.
The grip laths stayed essentially the same except that a fourth piece was sometimes glued to the back of the handle enclosing it with bone on all four faces.
Outdoor work was considered healthier than work in enclosed and smoky mines and factories, and it was sometimes believed that women who had worked as bal maidens from a young age were healthier than they would otherwise have been.
The nucleus is sometimes argued to have resulted from internal membranes that gradually fully enclosed the DNA [ 174, 179– 179].
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In angiosperms, or flowering plants, by contrast, the seeds are enclosed during development in a structure variously termed a pistil or a carpel, which is sometimes considered to represent an enfolded megasporophyll.
