His son, Sir Walter Hungerford, a successful knight and courtier to Henry V, became rich during the Hundred Years War with France and extended the castle with an additional, outer court, enclosing the parish church in the process.
Some of the main objectives of these processes were to improve the aesthetics of the composting process by enclosing the material in some type of structure and to reduce the amount of time required to stabilize the composting material.
The superficial (or investing) layer lies between the superficial cervical fascia and the muscles of the neck; it splits to encircle the sternocleidomastoid and trapezius muscles, to blend posteriorly with the ligamentum nuchae, and splits again between the angle of mandible and the mastoid process to enclose the parotid gland.
Following the cleavage period, the mass of blastomeres moves as a unit from the animal pole toward the vegetal pole to enclose the entire yolk in a process called epiboly.
In this regard the evolution of turtles parallels other amniote groups with rigid skulls including, therapsids, sauropterygians, and crocodyliformes which also lost their basipterygoid processes and enclosed the carotid system during the reinforcement of the basicranium [ 89].
To enclose the stained tissue sample, dehydration and mounting processes were conducted after separating the MMIHC device from the slide.
In many derived turtles, this crest contacts the posteroventral process of the quadrate to enclose the incisura columella auris.
Consequently, we introduced a lid to enclose the microwell and limit protein mass losses during the lysis process.
The process by which the misfolded proteins are moved through the membrane that encloses the endoplasmic reticulum is complex, with 'ERAD machinery proteins' playing an important role.
This method should to be done in an enclosed space to enclose the fumes and because oxygen is considered a terminating agent for the polymerization process.
