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In a district busy with art generally, Canopy Portland happens to be smack-bang in the middle of quite a cluster of fine galleries.
Eventually each flower becomes a cluster of fine white down called a pappus, which encloses the tiny seed, rather like that of their relative, the colt's-foot.
Yes, there is a cluster of fine filmmakers who still create daring, original films, swimming against the mainstream of big-bang special effects productions.
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A virtual cluster of FINEs within an integrated personal communications network is dynamically configured in a distributed or centralised manner according to user profile requirements, network size and performance to provide artful messaging, telephony and I3E services (Intelligent Inter-, Intra- and Extranet) in a changing environment.
Stress amplitudes lower than 45 MPa produce clusters of fine early persistent slip markings mainly located at triple junctions.
Sometimes chaff (strips of foil or clusters of fine glass or wire) would be released in the air to create false radar targets.
In order to account for aggregation processes (clustering of fine ash particles) an aggregation model similar to that of Cornell et al. (1983) and used by Costa et al. (2012 20144) was adopted here.
Clusters of fine proteoid roots up to 15 cm (6 in) long arise from these lateral roots.
In distal arms, clusters of fine puncta were associated with each germ cell, as previously reported for INX-14 and INX-22 expression (Govindan et al. 2009).
This can be attributed to the nature of the IMG ortholog clustering that divides proteins with bidirectional best hits using the MCL algorithm, thus resulting in many more clusters of finer granularity.
The remaining 30% result from 3 6 nm superparamagnetic α1-clusters in the form of fine bridges interconnecting large α1-particles normal to, or inclined to their direction of elongation.
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