As demonstrated in Figure 3 that late reverberations are uncorrelated, the reverberant or dense tail is therefore modeled using an exponentially damped uncorrelated noise sequence obeying Gaussian distribution.
More complex knots had higher gel velocity and form a dense tail of DNA (K).
More complex knots remained embedded in a dense tail (K) of higher gel velocity, which could not be further resolved with longer runs or with other electrophoresis buffers.
They tend to have a dense coat and a heavy tail switch that often extends below the hocks.
These sold better, and reinforced her fame.Her protagonists were now mostly men facing dreadful deaths, but the voice was still Beryl's, and the beady eyes were missing nothing: a horse's tail "dense as soot", climbers falling on an ice slope "like flies fluttering against a window", a jellyfish going out "like a candle" when it was pulled from the sea.
The fur is short but dense, and the slim tail is pointed at the tip.
Like other slow lorises, it has a wet nose (rhinarium), a round head, flat face, large eyes, small ears, a vestigial tail, and dense, woolly fur.
Several structural components of sperm flagellar tails were identified in the assembled genes from B. calyciflorus: Outer Dense Fiber of Sperm Tails 2 [ 64, 65], Sperm-Associated Antigen 6 [ 66, 67], Sperm-Associated Antigen 16 [ 68], Sperm-Associated Antigen 17 [ 67], Sperm Flagellar Protein 1 [ 69] and Sperm Flagellar Protein 2 [ 70].
Two genes involved in the function of the cilia basal body, outer dense fiber of sperm tails 2 (ODF2) and ezrin (EZR), were significantly downregulated in smokers as compared to nonsmokers (p<0.005 for both).
The most common sequences were derived from genes that are known to be highly expressed in the testis in other organisms and include heat shock protein 90A [ 20], chitobiase [ 21], outer dense fiber of sperm tails [ 22] and kinectin [ 23].
Distinctive features include its otterlike tail, thick at the base and tapered toward the end, and its short, dense coat of black, brown ("chocolate"), or yellow.
