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Among the Chandra-led projects being recognized were the NASA-funded public science programs "From Earth to the Universe" "Here, There & Everywhere," and "Light: Beyond the Bulb," as well as Chandra community programs for girls and boys to improve coding skills with NASA data, and cutting-edge Chandra data visualization projects such as data-based 3D printed supernova remnants.

The exhibition featured the first public display of Thomas Edison's light bulb, as well as what was billed as the largest artificial lighting display in history with 4,600 lamps, in a time when electric lighting was considered a novelty.

Green fluorescent cells are clearly distinguishable in the olfactory bulb as well as on their route to the olfactory bulb from the SVZ.

In this study, clinical and radiological features of anomalous opening of CBD into the duodenal bulb as well as treatment modalities and long-term follow-up results have been evaluated.

The functionally implicated tissues (olfactory epithelium and bulb, as well as testis) did not display an unusual distribution, nor did they show an unusually high number of highly expressed genes.

To quantify the olfactory bulb as well as obtain an estimate of the volume of the whole brain, students download Image J (National Institutes of Health, 1997), a free software package that allows analyses of digital images.

Lily bulbs as well as all other hardy bulbs are also fall musts.

That includes traditional bulbs as well as smaller lights that complement lamps and other fixtures.

In the storage area downstairs, there was always a surplus of bandages and paper towels and light bulbs, as well as batteries of every size.

…belong such flowering-plant structures as stolons, rhizomes, tubers, corms, and bulbs, as well as the tubers of liverworts, ferns, and horsetails, the dormant buds of certain moss stages, and the leaves of many succulents.

The sponsor of the measure to repeal the bulb law, Representative Joe Barton, Republican of Texas, argues that the new incandescent bulbs, as well as compact fluorescent bulbs and light-emitting diodes, will be far more expensive than traditional bulbs.