Sentence examples for cup development from inspiring English sources
But today, thanks to Qatar's winning bid to be host of the 2022 World Cup, development is at a fever pitch.
The proposed approach integrates 3D scanning via reverse engineering, parameterized-based remeshing and registration algorithm, non-linear mathematical prediction models for cup shape conformity, a model of foam shrinkage and example-based bra cup design and grading to optimize the bra cup development and production process.
It was secreted by the extracellular mesenchyme during optic cup development.
This, and previous conditional Pax6 deletion experiments (Smith et al., 2009) change the perception that optic cup development in vivo is entirely autonomous.
Even in amniotes, the histological analyses of consecutive stages of optic cup development are best interpreted as epithelial flow that also enlarges the retinal surface.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.05216.017 10.7554/eLiFigure16 figuregure 6—figure supplement 2. Lateral view on optic cup development over time, rx2 GFPcaax (control) is compared to rx2 BMP4 at proximal and distal levels.
Acetabular cup developments aim to reduce wall thickness to conserve bone, and this produces high pre-stress in modular implants.
The self-organization mechanism is sufficient for optic-cup development in vitro, and the high reproducibility of the tissue pattern and structure [ 56] strongly argues against it being an in vitro artifact.
Five days before the start of the World Cup, the development of professional women's soccer in this country suffered a huge blow yesterday when the Women's United Soccer Association announced that it was suspending operations after three seasons.
Although Chrysler was a pioneer in cup holder development, the Crossfire's single unit is a small, fussy, pop-up thing that seems to reflect German disdain for American indulgences.
Microsoft also awarded $50,000 grants to Team Vivid from Egypt for its app for accessing medical records in the cloud; to Team Cipher256 from Uganda for its mobile app and listening device to analyze fetal hear rates; and Team QuadSquad – the winners of this year's Imagine Cup software development competition – for their gloves that can translate sign language-to-speech.
