Chamber Music Plus has prepared another of its distinctive "Parallel Portraits," written by the cellist Harry Clark, and designed to document biographical dramas with appropriate music.
Like us, Kaidonis (2008) describes attrition characterized by distinctive parallel striations.
CNTs were discerned from other tubes and cellular material by following the distinctive parallel lines through the volume (refer to Fig. S7, Electronic Supplementary Material).
It's orchestral, symphonic, full of distinctive melodies, parallels and variations that keep reappearing, some of which we notice, none of which we need to notice in order for them to operate on our subconscious.
However, Australia is distinctive in its parallel private health insurance system which operates alongside and in competition with the public sector [ 1- 5].
(B) Liz/ctl gouge (P c = 140 MPa), highlighting the development of a number of anastomosing Y and B shears, showing strong evidence of the preferred crystallographic orientation of serpentine (i.e., a distinctive shear-zone-parallel planar fabric).
Each of these segments, written by Josh Olson, David S. Goyer, Brian Azzarello, Greg Rucka, Jordan Goldberg, and Alan Burnett, presents its own distinctive artistic style, paralleling numerous artists collaborating in the same DC Universe.
Pollen records show distinctive cyclic changes that parallel facies architecture.
As parts of the Earth buckled into folds, cracked, and faulted, other parts were uplifted sometimes in the parallel ridges distinctive of the Appalachians and thrust faults served to move one rock mass atop another.
Both specimens, fragments of the lower jaw several centimeters in length, had distinctive patterns of several parallel rows of teeth that were unlike anything else in the fossil record of either fishes or tetrapods.
Clinical progression of colorectal cancers (CRC) may occur in parallel with distinctive signaling alterations.
