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Extending alongside the Ryukyu Islands is the deeper part, the Okinawa Trough, with a large section more than 3,300 feet (1,000 metres) deep and a maximum depth of 8,912 feet (2,716 metres).

Coronal and axial magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) revealed a cystic mass lesion with an irregular shape in the right inguinal region, and smaller cystic lesions extending alongside the right round ligament were also identified in the right side of the pelvic cavity.

This process may be analogous to Anaphase B in mitotically dividing cells (where spindle pole separation drives sets of separating chromosomes further apart [ Walczak and Heald, 2008]) but it would have to occur within the context of the unique spindle organization that we have now defined, with lateral microtubule bundles extending alongside separating chromosome pairs.

The Okinawa Trough, its deepest section, extends alongside the Ryukyu Island chain and has a maximum depth of 8,912 feet (2,717 m).

We made it out without crashing or being hit; a few minutes later, we came under attack again from the edge of the town and the fields that extended alongside it to the sea.

Community budget pilots, in which public services in each locality work together to find efficiency savings, will be extended, alongside a £30m fund to encourage fire, and ambulance services to merge.

(In "The Essence of Truth," Heidegger wrote that "the errancy through which human beings stray is not something that, as it were, extends alongside them like a ditch into which they occasionally stumble; rather, errancy belongs to the inner constitution of the [existence] into which historical human beings are admitted").

As the spermatids elongate, the two mitochondrial derivates unwrap and extend alongside the lengthening axoneme.

The pig was placed in sternal recumbency on a metal table covered with a folded cloth, with the hips flexed and the hind legs extended alongside the abdomen.

After expression of the fusion constructs, in both cases we were able to detect fluorescence not only overlying the autofluorescence of the plastid but also clearly extended alongside the plastid, a pattern that is strongly indicative of dual targeting to the plastid and mitochondrion (fig. 3A).

High-resolution live imaging of oocytes expressing GFP-tubulin and mCherry-histone (to mark microtubules and chromosomes, respectively) revealed parallel bundles of microtubules running alongside and extending beyond pairs of separating chromosomes during early- and mid-anaphase.