The strips undermined Velazquez's composition and the pigments in the strips darkened differently than the those in the original paintings, creating an effect that looked almost as if a broad shaft of light was pouring down on the subjects.
Neandertals (La Ferrassie I and Kebara 2) and Stw 294 (cf. A. africanus) also fall close to modern humans in both components, although both La Ferrassie I and Stw 294 display slightly highest values on the PC 2. However, both Paranthropus robustus (SKX 5016) and OH 7 depart in PC 1 by having an extremely robust (i.e mediolaterally broad) shaft and apical tuberosity in the PDP.
robustus) and OH 7, although more closely resembling extant humans than any other taxa examined, display extremely broad shafts and apical tuberosities (Figures 3 4).
If the pore can be cleared by a negative potential causing migration of a negatively charged particle out through the nanopore, then a positive potential is expected to move the precipitate in the opposite direction, to the broader shaft of the nanopipette.
The fragmentary hindlimb elements have a combination of characters supporting titanosaurian affinities such as lateromedially broad femoral shaft (Figure 6), broad pedal phalanges, laterally deflected unguals, and ungual I and II subequal in size.
This clade is, however, diagnosed by three unambiguous synapomorphic characters (of which Leonerasaurus has the plesiomorphic condition): absence of ventral keels on cranial cervical centra (character 129.1), dorsoventrally deep hyposphenes in dorsal vertebrae (character 145.1), and broad scapular shaft (character 166.1).
In 1967, an Associated Press report noted that U.S. troops were using new flechette artillery rounds to "spray thousands of dart-shaped steel shafts over broad areas of the jungle or open territory" in Vietnam.
And gets an aluminium shafted broad-headed arrow smack in the ribs.
Rejoneo, a form of in which the principal fighter, the rejoneador, is mounted on a highly trained horse and uses a rejón, a short, broad blade fixed to a shaft, to kill the bull.
In many ways, he said, "the Arab Spring is the canary in the mine shaft for a broader problem — fragmented countries, too much population growth, terrible education systems, too little water — these countries are the losers".
In crayfish the resilin formed a ring around the base of a seta, but in crabs had a more elaborate structure with two arms forming the pivots in a socket on the flagellum, and a broader region extending into the shaft of the seta.
