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A third form of thematic progression is referred to as the multiple-Theme (or fan) pattern or split Rheme progression pattern (Fig. 2).

In our case we postulate that hypoxia of the longstanding detached retina may have triggered the formation of new vessels, through increase of angiogenic factors, leading to a sea fan pattern of neovascularization.

If all three variants are present, the hexagonal to orthorhombic transformation results in a number of unique multi-domain structures such as the star patterns, compound star patterns, fan patterns, etc., which have been frequently observed experimentally in systems undergoing hexagonal to orthorhombic or similar transformations.

The "no-tension multi-fan panel element" was developed by (Braga and Liberatore 1990) based on the idea that the stress field of a masonry panel with free edges follows a multi-fan pattern (Figure 7a).

I spotted five different species, including the himmelblauer bläuling, or what the French call azuré de la bugrane, a tiny delicate creature with ice-blue wings and a fanning pattern of orange ringlets along its hindwing.

For the boom sprayer setup, nozzles were employed that produce a flat fan spray pattern (110° Turbo Teejet and 85° Teejet off-centre air induction nozzles).

Holes of 10 to 12 m long are drilled in fan cut pattern around galleries at regular intervals of 1 to 1.5 m with an angle inclined towards goaf by means of crawler mounted jumbo drill.

However, in the microstructural images, due to the non-telecentric scan, i.e. the fan scan pattern, and the refraction of the probing light beam, the physical geometry of the anterior chamber was distorted [ 33– 33].

When doing this you need to carefully keep the top of the fan spray pattern at the top of the row on the siding and the bottom of the spray at the bottom.

Both of them travel to the attractant and form fan-shaped patterns on the plates (Fig. 6A).

In the fanning technique, linear threading injections are made from a single insertion point in a fan-like pattern.