The template for tables of species checklists consisted of rigidly defined columns for the following information: taxon, including higher taxa, with the species name and authority and date; habitat-biology, depth in meters; overall geographic range; Gulf of Mexico range; and references or endnotes.
This density is made up of 14 clearly defined columns that form the inner lining of the IL.
When Ĩ x, y defines columns in matrices ED or EDT α, or either rows or columns in matrices T α, then the indices in Ĩ x, y are derived from the target string t.
These corresponding diameters lie well within the range of sizes reported for cortical macrocolumns (Mountcastle 1997; Defelipe et al. 2012), which indicates that spatial clustering has its strongest sleep-dependent manifestation on the scale of anatomically defined columns.
The total number of NeuN-positive somata in the thus-defined column was 18 597 (79 952 neurons per cubic millimeter, Table 1).
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After Alberti defined classical columns as Doric, Ionic, Corinthian and so on, Raphael introduced the idea of "orders" in architecture, a concept elaborated by Baldassare Peruzzi and published by Serlio — innovations illustrated by the books and engravings here on display.
They were smeared out over large parts of the cortical thickness, but still defined structural columns (Fig. 2 B, D).
For a given custom spreadsheet format the VLN parser allows users to define which columns contain what information.
Both TC projections complement each other throughout the cortical depth, defining a column divided into layers and sublayers innervated to different degrees by VPM and POm.
