In the case of material culture, characters consist of stylistic and/or technological elements of assemblages, such as aspects of arrowhead design (O'Brien and Lyman 2003), forms of musical instruments (Temkin and Eldredge 2007), or, in this case, variations in textile ornaments and knotting techniques.
The connector elements, composed of assemblages of standard element types readily available in most FE software package libraries, are nonlinear, coupled for shear tension interaction, enable friction mechanisms, and possess descending branch behavior.
Sulawesi, for instance, an island located between Continental Asia and Australia, has elements of both faunal assemblages within its boundaries, hosting an elevated number of species and endemics [ 1].
Figure 5 shows pictures of an industrial building using the roof element under investigation in phase of assemblage.
For the three elements of total shape, the assemblages are diverging in parallel except for the 2-D plane and 3-D space of jaw shape between LM and LV.
The lack of green fractures on any of the elements in the assemblage suggests that the bodies did not enter the chamber due to catastrophic accident such as falling into the chamber or due to flooding, or suffered trauma in any other way shortly before or after death.
In the same way as traditional food webs portray the patterns of energy transfer in ecosystems (Fig. 2a), bipartite graphs capture the main elements of coevolved interactions in these multispecific assemblages of species: generalization, asymmetry of mutual dependences, compartments, etc. (Fig. 2b, c).
Mr. Chadwick soon eliminated the kinetic elements of his sculpture, but continued to use construction and assemblage methods rather than carving or modeling.
Because most mosquitoes breed in shallow freshwater which fluctuates with rainfall, we did not anticipate such repeatability; we conclude that mosquito assemblage composition appears adapted to predictable elements of the rainfall.
Geochemical facies, area or zone characterized by particular physiochemical conditions that influence the production and accumulation of sediment and usually distinguished by a characteristic element, minerals assemblage, or ratio of trace elements.
