Main cellular movements that occur during culmination are shown in Figure 4.
The prestalk and prespore zones become clearly defined by the tipped mound stage and remain in the same relative positions and proportions until culmination as shown in Figure 3 using the migratory slug as an example.
It's the only track on the album without a credit by Ms. Brown — hats off to Tommy Tysper and Marcus Sepehrmanesh, of the Swedish production company Ten — but Ms. Brown staked her ownership claim clearly, making it the culmination of the show.
The finale, which I hoped would be an epic culmination to the show I spent years watching, failed to impress and actually enraged me more than anything else.
The best-in-show competition was the culmination of the most prestigious show for dogs, as a crew of judges winnowed 2,500 dogs in 156 breeds down to seven winners of the hound, sporting, nonsporting, terrier, herding, toy and working groups.
It is no wonder that tonight's show, the culmination of their biggest UK tour to date, is sold out, such is the mastery of their performance.
In some ways, Mr. Hockney's fascination with cameras as well as fax machines and computer-manipulated images may have reached a culmination in the current show as well as in his book "Secret Knowledge: Rediscovering the Lost Techniques of the Old Masters," to be published by Viking Studio in October.
That episode showed the culmination of the development of the warp 5 engine, which was designed by Jonathan Archer's father, Henry, in the launch of the Enterprise itself.
A group show is the culmination of the program.
Saturday's show was the culmination of a 15-month long journey.
