Red arrows: small pores; blue arrows: gaps between layers.
The red arrow denotes the gap between two Pd nanoparticles.
3K, L, and M; Fig. 4D; Table 4), in one case with the pituitary gland extending ventrally into the gap (arrow, Fig. 4L); and (ii) aberrant fusion of the basioccipital and basisphenoid bones indicated by widening and bulging of the cartilage interface between these two bones (Fig. 3I, Table 4).
Today, C. longicarpa is also distributed east of the Dahomey Gap (arrow in Figure 5), an abrupt climatically induced rain forest disjunction in West Africa.
On her right side (your left as you look at it) this person can pinch the skin down to a small fold (short gap arrows).
On her other side, in an area in which she's injected for a long time without rotating, she is not able to squeeze the skin together (long gap arrows).
In HX-Glc, this disruption was further characterised by condensation of actin near the membrane (data not shown) and such observations were exaggerated by 24 h of Ax-Glc with the formation of inter-endothelial gaps (red arrow, Figure 3B) - suggesting major disruption of endothelial integrity.
The black line with double arrow is the band gap energy of pure TiO2 corrected by scissors operator.
The AAA now measures 5.7 cm, and a new 1 cm focal gap (white arrow) of the circumferential calcifications can be seen with periaortic fat infiltration near the rupture site (white arrowhead).
In this manner, we can begin to bridge the gap from arrow diagrams to more quantitative models of the system, and thus start to handle feedback loops.
I made my way up spiral stone staircases and peered through ancient arrow slits and ceiling gaps — nicknamed murder holes — through which defenders dropped rocks and poured boiling oil.
