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The different constitutive responses arise as the deformation proceeded through three distinctive layers of the turtle shell carapace.

The song is "Swerve City," and it recaptures the distinctive layers of sound the quintet began perfecting with 2000's "White Pony" album, a creative breakthrough for the band.

And each ham has its own, distinctive layer of white mould.

The Soviets added a less pleasing though equally distinctive layer of architecture during more than 70 years of ruling Baku and Azerbaijan.

Sutikna also noted that a distinctive layer of volcanic fragments called a tuff appeared in several places around the cave.

Figure 4 Stratigraphy of Tandikat landslide area; ( a) Outcrop showing the distinctive layer of sandy clay overlain by pumice sand; ( b) Water ponding on the sandy clay layer, illustrating the low permeability of this layer.

The cap cuticle comprises a distinctive layer of 3 8 μm-wide hyphae that form a layer usually 110 125 μm thick; this layer is less distinct or thinner in old or poorly preserved specimens.

A distinctive layer of tension wood was formed along the entire length of the stem on only the upper side (negatively orientated to the vector of gravitational stimulus, regardless of horizontal bending of the stem) in all the tension wood induction trees.

In conclusion, our findings demonstrate the presence of a distinctive layer of mitochondria at the cell periphery in PASMCs, forming a restricted diffusion cytosolic space between the mitochondria and plasmalemmal membrane and thus providing a structural basis for a close functional interaction between the Kv channels and mitochondria as supported by the electrophysiological evidence.

The film prepared at 1.5 V consisted of two distinctive layers.

and Queiroz et al. [16], application of a silane induces the formation of a complex interphase with several distinctive layers.