Also involved were neuronal type cells (white arrow) with an extension (arrowhead) expanding over the oocyte.
To overcome the lack of circulating coins, Abernethy gathered scraps of flint left over from arrowhead production by local indigenous.
d A microcatheter (white arrowhead) is advanced over the wire at the level of the fistula (black arrow), and glue is injected (white arrow); asterisk fluid collection, black arrowhead percutaneous transhepatic biliary drainage, B bowel.
Furthermore, an inhibitory component appeared at the first measurement after the pairings (filled arrowhead, t1) and intensified over time (filled arrowheads, t2-t4), and the second EPSP component also increased over time after the pairings (arrows, t0-t4, Figure 8A).
When Mr. Kershaw called him over again, he had an arrowhead in his hand, perfect as a jewel.
Arrowhead in B1 points at an outlying over-branching mSOD1 delayed motoneuron.
One of the tombs contained a well-preserved male skeleton wearing a bronze tiara on his head and an iron arrowhead with three bronze charms placed over his chest.
To give a semi-specific example: the shape of arrowheads may change over generations, under the influence of learning mechanisms such as success and prestige bias, and despite the influence of other mechanisms, such as conformity bias.
The arrowhead on the horizontal velocity records points out trial-over-trial learning.
