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The core of the proposed specialty fiber is composed of a few rings of high index rods arranged in a pattern of hexagon.

But the researchers discovered that sheets of carbon atoms arranged in a pattern of hexagons and pentagons can curl up and ultimately close to form hollow cages.

The parapet is supported on projecting stones, or corbels, arranged in a pattern of two tiers which alternate, rendering the lower tier purely decorative.

After being developed, the plate showed a large number of well-defined spots arranged in a pattern of intersecting circles around the spot produced by the central beam.

Later astronomical interferometers, such as the Very Large Array illustrated in Fig 11, used arrays of telescopes arranged in a pattern on the ground.

The basic idea of the approach is to construct a circular inhomogeneity in an infinite plane whose effects on the displacements and stresses at distant points are the same as those of a finite cluster of inhomogeneities (fibers of circular cross-section) arranged in a pattern representative of the composite material in question.

Nucleation, the initial process that occurs in the formation of a crystal from a solution, a liquid, or a vapour, in which a small number of ions, atoms, or molecules become arranged in a pattern characteristic of a crystalline solid, forming a site upon which additional particles are deposited as the crystal grows.

(i) In the S. cerevisiae genome, 551 pairs of duplicated genes are arranged in a pattern where a series of genes in one region of the genome has a series of paralogs in the same order in another region [ 1, 38].

To avoid the beard disturbing influence, one may make following reservation in the method of seeking nose characteristic points: the relevant points are being determined on the basis of all located points, arranged in a pattern (vertical curves), resembling the shape of nose piece.

After it has emerged from the seed, the plant's first stem will develop from a few dozen cells in width to several thousand cells with highly specialized tissues arranged in a complex pattern of concentric circles.

Hydrophobins are grouped into class I and class II based on the following criteria: minimum of eight cysteines arranged in a conserved pattern, solubility of the formed aggregates, hydropathy pattern and the differences in the spacing of amino acids between the cysteine residues [ 1, 36].