Sometimes both deities are combined into a single figure called Harihara; the right half of the body is characterized as Shiva, the left as Vishnu.
The distribution of the radiation dose delivered in a proton beam in the body is characterized by a lower dose in the normal tissue proximal to the tumour, a high and uniform dose region at the tumour site, and zero dose beyond the tumour in contrast to photon radiation, where the ionizing radiation energy passes through the normal tissue beyond the tumour.
The main body is characterized by the combination of distributary channels and three active river-mouth sand bars, which are elongated and extend southeastward (Li et al. 2002).
A single channel sand body is characterized by a positive rhythm of smaller grain size and smaller sedimentary structure directed vertically upward.
Wall rocks on the NE side of the ore body are characterized by huge blocks of limestone embedded in deformed shale.
The fruit body is characterized by the reddish-pink (or pinkish-tan to yellowish if an older specimen) scales on the cap that are often found hanging from the edge.
These sites of the human body are characterized by an elevated moisture of the skin in conjunction with a substantial formation of hydrolipid films, which are composed of triacylglycerides, free fatty acids, ceramides, cholesterol, and cholesterol esters.
We find that the Barr body is characterized by a partially collapsed ANC that in contrast to the expanded ANC of transcriptionally competent CTs lacks RNA polymerase II (RNAP II) and H3K4me3.
Given that the human body is characterized predominantly by bilateral symmetry, we subtracted the sum of pixels in the right from that in the left rectangle to select Haar-like features.
The planarian body is characterized by a central nervous system (including a brain and a diverse set of sensory receptors including eyes), intestine, body-wall musculature, and bilateral symmetry (Reddien and Sánchez Alvarado, 2004); yet, planarians can regenerate any body part lost (including full head, brain, eyes, etc).
