There was a Bunsen burner on a countertop, and an old-style grocer's hanging scale, with a big clock-face red-arrow gauge and a pan underneath, for weighing organs.
Interestingly, cells with very high transfection levels (arrows), gauged by high diffuse cytoplasmic GFP fluorescence (left panel), did not show RR structures, even when labeled by anti-IMPDH2 (arrows).
Finally, how about more automakers putting that little arrow on the fuel gauge to remind me which side of the car the fuel filler is on?
Glass foreign bodies (white arrow) localized with a 22-gauge finder needle (black arrow).
The yellow circles and the blue arrows indicate the water level gauge locations and the flow direction, respectively.
Most hunters use 12- or 20-gauge shotguns; others use bow and arrow and even high-powered pellet guns.
If you're already inside the car, the easiest way to determine which side the gas tank is on is to look at the gas gauge; in many cars the gas gauge shows a small arrow pointing to the side of the car the tank is on.
Some are minor, like the fuel gauge that reads full until the glass is tapped, causing the arrow to drop.
A thick gauge fistula exibited abscess formation involving the recto vaginal septum (arrows).
Accordingly, we used this criterion to identify the peak compressional event recorded by each gauge as the rupture front propagated through each localized region (see arrows in Figure 3D-F), which then enabled us to calculate the apparent rupture velocity.
The arrows in D to F indicate the time of peak compression recorded by each strain gauge, reflecting the passage of a rupture front through that region of the sample assembly.
