Cymbals are indigenous to Asia; ancient Assyria had a unique form, funnel-shaped with long necks serving as handles.
If DeLay is true to form, funnelling corporate dollars will be part of Gain's master plan, but at the moment, he says his only ambition for the group is to lobby legislators, inform readers, and "beef up the conservative movement".
In fact, the pronounced red Chl forms funnel singlet excited states to sites where any Chl triplet that is generated can be effectively quenched by nearby carotenoids [54], [55].
Production variety funnel 4.
Leaves up to 30 cm; flowers ca. 3 5 cm in diam.; perianth-lobes longer than perianth-tube, throat constricted, neck-like; orifice rim developed, usually decurved, forming a funnel shape.
6. Leaves up to 30 cm; flowers ca. 3 5 cm in diam.; perianth-lobes longer than perianth-tube, throat constricted, neck-like; orifice rim developed, usually decurved, forming a funnel shape.
The most stunning feature is a soaring asymmetrical glass roof, whose curved form would funnel light down into a grand entry hall.
Then he brings the heels of his hands together, holding his fingers apart to form a funnel, and says that this is how corruption works in Russia: "top-heavy" doesn't begin to describe it.
The transmembrane region reveals a twisted bundle of four α helices, one from each subunit, that form a funnel shaped structure around the 4-fold symmetry axis, strikingly similar to the ion-conduction pore of K+ channels.
In its simplest form a funnel plot is a scatter plot of study effect sizes (x axis) against their estimated standard errors (y axis).
Furthermore, four aromatic side chains (Tyr-210, Tyr-236, Tyr-248, and His-220), which can form a funnel to the acetyl-group in TL5A, were also seen in most of the FBG domains of FREPs (Fig. 1).
