These findings suggested that all the cells in the invaginated region produced a single type of cuticle during tarsal joint development, instead of differentiating into two distinct (ball-producing and socket-producing) populations (Fig. 1A′c).
We maintained injury mechanism categories with the exception of combining illness and infection, and breaking equipment contact into three distinct categories: ball contact, stick contact, and other equipment contact.
The book Rules of Play discusses the game as an example of improved design over a base core mechanic, citing the inclusion of distinct sound effects for ball collision as a means to praise the player for destroying bricks, and the varied level designs as "well done" and giving the player "an element of discovery to the overall experience".
In order to reduce the influence of noise from other green objects in the room, we spray painted the balls a neon green color to ensure the color of the balls was distinct, much like green screen technology used in film and television.
In some patients with a heterogeneous enhancement pattern, more specific enhancement patterns could be identified and included the following: diffuse and patchy; 'fluffy/cotton ball'; nodular with distinct areas of enhancement each >2 mm amongst non-enhancing areas and punctate enhancement characterized by distinct areas of enhancement each < 2 mm.
Don't worry – England will show you how! ✤ The Germans are going into Sunday's match with at least one distinct advantage: it's their ball.
Three-dimensional (3-D) recordings were made of each arm for reaches under two distinct conditions: pick up a ball and fit it into the opening of a toy (grasp-to-place task) or pick up a Cheerio® and consume it (grasp-to-eat task).
These chocolate-covered malt balls have a distinct flavor and crunch that require just the right varietal.
In quantum mechanics, particles can't be thought of as marbles or billiard balls — tiny, physically distinct objects that travel along a straight course from point A to point B. Instead, particles can behave like waves, and can only be described in terms of the probability that they are at point A or point B or somewhere in between.
At companies like Opta and Match Analysis, a team of workers will watch a live feed of a soccer game and chart every distinct action: a touch of the ball, a completed pass, a change of possession and so forth.
