These results did not change when the distance to the shelter and the number of adults protecting the group were added to the analyses (Table S1, GEE right column), although focal helpers staying closer to the group were digging significantly harder (p = 0.046, Table S1, coefficient ± s.e. of ln[distance]: −0.645±0.323).
Table 6 CT fingerprints and injury vectors Biomechanics Anterior fingerprints Posterior fingerprints Hyperflexion Anterior column compression Posterior column distraction Curvature: focal kyphosis Alignment: anterolisthesis VB: wedge compression and flexion teardrop.
A steeply arched portico supported by white columns creates a focal point for this black-shuttered Colonial in Altadena.
Nelson's Column was the focal point of the demonstrations, and where future number one hits such as "When I say Nick Clegg, you say Dick-head" and "Cameron is a Paedo" were composed.
Although focal demyelination in the dorsal column of the rodent spinal cord causes motor deficits, this impairment is recovered spontaneously when the area is remyelinated.
This can be attributed to the relatively low time-average power density any solution region is exposed to during the scan of the focal point through the solution column.
For example focal bacterial pyelonephritis, pseudotumours such as columns of Bertin, hypertrophied tissue adjacent to scars, vascular anomalies, aneurysms and infarcts.
In detail, the metadata tags that can be extracted with Exiftool are the Lens Model, ISO, Aperture, Flash, Focal Length, Image Size (represented in column Image Resolution) and Orientation.
Enclosed within cool, plaster columns, the pool forms the focal point of this sprawling, 17th-century property, which consists of three houses knocked into one, with an unusually minimalist decor.
Podosomes are adhesion structures consisting of a column of actin filaments surrounded by focal adhesion proteins.
