Adults of most species can regenerate tissues that are damaged or removed, although only platyctenids reproduce by cloning, splitting off from the edges of their flat bodies fragments that develop into new individuals.
Some flat bony fragments located ventral and caudal to the processus angularis seem to belong to the hyoids.
Performance analysis of our second-generation fragment library (FL2) in screening campaigns illustrates the complementary nature of flat and 3D fragments in exploring protein-binding pockets and highlights our ability to deliver fragment hits using multiple screening techniques for various target classes.
For the Whitman exhibition, Dia will offer for sale a DVD they have produced containing "Prune Flat" and documentary fragments of other early performances.
The best things here are his abstractions from the 50's, tightly packed arrangements of disembodied elements; his flat, elegantly sawn fragments of wood Cubistically composed in a vertical scheme intriguingly meld substance with shadows.
The mean diameters of the basilar parts of each style are as follows: 7.0 8.5 cm for the circular-foot-style, 7.0 7.4 cm for the flat-foot-style, and 7.0 7.4 cm for the flat-base-style fragments [see Kameda et al. (2014) for further archeological information].
To minimize geometric variation associated with shell curvature and rough surfaces, we measured reflectance from the flattest part of fragments taken from the equatorial region of eggs.
The Tsuki-type goblets and bowls consisted of 228 circular-foot-style fragments, 87 flat-foot-style fragments, and 84 flat-base-style fragments.
His gestural compositions, made from markings, shredded posters, sign and graffiti fragments on flat walls, crossed the line between photography and painting.
The whitest and largest fragments were flat polygons, and surrounding these was a mass of slushy, messy ice, as if the remains of a zillion cocktails had been dumped there.
