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In wild-type animals, stellate and bar-shaped cells undergo a dramatic morphogenetic transformation during pupation from the cuboidal shape in larvae (Fig. 2I,K) to either a stellate-shaped (main segment; Fig. 2J,L; Fig. 5A,E) or bar-shaped (initial and transitional segments; Fig. 5B) morphology in adult tubules.

However, the coarse γ′ particles present a cuboidal shape with round corners when they are larger than 75 nm.

(110 TiC//(100)Fe3Al preferred orientation is believed to benefit the formation of the cuboidal shape TiC.

For example, in the equiaxed foam structure of PZT-7A with 30% porosity, dh, gh and dhgh are, respectively, increased by 175, 1000 and 1800%, by changing the shape of the porosity from a cuboidal shape (with aspect ratio of 1) to a flat-cuboidal shape (with an aspect ratio of 0.25).

In the absence of externally applied stress, a coherent γ′ particle exhibits a cuboidal shape, as a result of the competition between anisotropic coherency strain energy and nearly isotropic specific interfacial energy.

As has been observed in previous work, the particles are spherical in shape when small and evolve to a cuboidal shape, with flat faces parallel to 〈100〉, as they grow.

The contact angle of hematite particles of spherocylindrical, peanut and cuboidal shapes, hematite-silica core-shell and silica shells is reported at a single particle level.

We have identified a succession of cuboidal shapes with four-fold rotational symmetry that minimize the total energy of the system.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Typical core samples from a sandstone and b carbonate Arabian formations Open image in new window Fig. 2 Core samples cut into cuboidal shapes to allow placement into the penetrometer.

A small number of species even have tetrahedral or cuboidal shapes.

EPs transition morphologically from cuboidal shapes to spindle or elongated shapes, lose epithelial-specific markers such as E-cadherin, and express mesenchymal-specific markers such as α-smooth muscle actin and vimentin.