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The aforementioned tetramer is extended by a pair of pentagonal rings with apical chains folded back upon the structure in such a way as to form a pseudo-pentagonal sigmoidal profile (Fig. 7 ▶ b), the 'missing' edge of the open pentagon being supplied by the edge of the Mg(H2O 6 octahedron.

"It's incredible, how skinny that tail is," Prosek observed, holding the little tuna by the narrow peduncle from which the tail extends like a pair of matched scimitars.

The clitoral body extends up to several centimeters before reversing direction and branching, resulting in an inverted "V" shape that extends as a pair of crura ("legs").

In this structure, the exon exon base pairing of S1 is preserved but now is extended by a previously unrecognized new stem ES1 that results from base pairing between the exons.

Recently, Qin et al. [58] further extended Theorem MT by considering a pair of asymptotically quasi-ϕ-nonexpansive mappings.

Her 156.5 m flight deck was 23 m wide and extended well beyond the aft end of her superstructure, supported by a pair of pillars.

The concept of replenishing lubrication provided by a pair of bound/mobile hydrocarbon-based lubricants has been extended to silicon-based MEMS in vacuum (∼ 1.3 × 10− 4 Pa).

In L1 L2 and L2 L3, the number of patients classified into groups B (the pair of osteophytes extended in the direction of the adjacent disc) and C (almost complete bone bridge formation by a pair of osteophytes across the intervertebral disc space) was larger than that classified into group D (the pair of osteophytes extended in a direction away from the adjacent disc).

This season was doomed by a pair of decisions made in a two-week stretch in March — extending quarterback Mark Sanchez's contract and acquiring Tim Tebow.

Beg and Azam [5] extended Edelstein's theorem by considering a pair of set-valued mappings with a general contractive condition.

Recently Imdad and Kumar [9] extended this result of Rhoades by considering a pair of maps in the following way.