If it is true that the male trichoid sensilla emerge from the initial peripheral zones, then it is curious that mitotic activity in female antennae also initiates within proximal-distal zones and expands inward ( Fig 2B ), as female antennae lack the long trichoid sensilla of male antennae.
Supported but also constrained by the neighbouring tissues, the newly formed epithelial sheet expands inward and residual stresses are expected despite the migration of the cells at the very front of the proliferation region.
It takes love, kindness, respect, a desire to support and build something greater than oneself, the courage to look inward and expand outward, a sense of humor and whole lot of work.
According to Davis, Sesame Streets second decade was spent "turning inward, expanding its young viewers' world".
According to Davis, Sesame Street's curriculum began addressing affective goals more overtly during the 1980s, when the show focused on "turning inward, expanding its young viewers' world".
Growth in inward FDI has enabled South Africa to expand its domestic food processing industries and retain its dominance in regional exports in the face of increasing imports from outside of the region.
Sometimes the space tilts inward, which creates the effect of seeing expanses of city lights through low-lying clouds; sometimes the surface expands forward in neon fluorescent froths, a little like fireworks.
Now the books about the movement's impact on the leaders' children and tales from the trenches expand the story considerably, paradoxically by looking inward.
With its nuclear furnace banked, the star no longer maintains an internal pressure to expand, and gravity is left unopposed to pull inward and compress the star.
