In an apparent copying of European decorative art forms a Tuscarora beaded handbag, made between 1850 and 1910 and cut in a perky curvaceous shape, is covered with floral elements sophisticatedly worked in red, blue, white, yellow and other colors, the whole framed by a variety of neat white borders.
The other region is widely covered with the elements Zn and Se (Figure 4c,d), reasonably assumed to compose ZnSe.
The gourd-shaped grains mainly indicate the absence of elemental Nb and O Figuress 9d,f) and the presence of Ge [Ge K (yellow), Figure 9e. It is thus determined that the gourd-shaped grains (Figure 9b) are dominantly nanocrystalline Ge. The other region is widely covered with the elements Nb and O Figuress 9d,f), reasonably assumed to form Nb-oxide.
Honda thought it had the youth market covered with its Element -- a sort of Swiss Army knife on wheels -- but while that boxy car has sold fairly well, it has often gone to boomers who need versatile trucklets to haul petunias and power tools.
Perhaps the first contemporary art gallery of the Islamic Republic was the Behesht-e Zahra cemartyrs where martyrs' photographs are covered with simple decorative elements.
The wooden base is covered with a mélange of elements: pig fur, vegetal materials, menacing horns and mud.
For this measurement, a ZnSe reflection element covered with a thin (10 nm) sputtered film of Pt was used as the WE and a 150 nm layer of 2 was potentiostatically electropolymerized on the Pt surface of the modified ZnSe ATR crystal.
Autopsy of membranes removed after the first baseline study (first trial) showed that both the lead and the end elements were covered with loosely bound deposits, as shown in the Fig. 6.
Autopsy, which was performed 1 day after the last salt cleaning, showed that both lead and end elements were covered with brown deposits similar to those found during the baseline study (Fig. 12).
Their contact elements are covered with millions of fine fibrils, which, often in combination with secretions, play a crucial role in adhesion.
