In other words, we propose a sort of capillary diffusion of Zn atoms from the bottom to the tip of the whisker along the twinning edges and stepwise ledges as the source of tip growth to form a tapered whisker.
Seen from the side, the hail of debris formed a tapering cavity, like a worm burrowing into an apple, rather than exploding in all directions.
A glass pipette was pulled and polished to form a taper-shaped probe with a diameter around 20 µm.
As shown in Figure 5 a, the rods are uniformly distributed in the " R+T" channels at t = 0 min. When the magnetic field is on, the rods are concentrated at the clot boundaries and form a taper shape.
To obtain desirably high intensity, inspired by the helical flow and tapered configuration of the arterial system, we proposed a new conceptual design of the medical devices, which take the form of a tapered helical shape.
The oddest thing about the Islip courthouse is the huge entry rotunda in the form of a tapered white cylinder, sort of a truncated cone, that stands in front of the twelve-story slab of the main building and is nearly as tall.
A novel plasmonic nanolens formed by a tapered subwavelength metal slit surrounded by surface dielectric gratings is proposed and demonstrated numerically.
In A. × gravesii, the dark color of the stipe ends at the base of the leaf blade, the pinnae are more shallowly lobed and the enlargement of acroscopic lobes or pinnules is less distinct, and the apical portion of the blade forms a long, tapering tip with slight lobes (as in A. pinnatifidum), rather than being cut into pinnae.
As the fungus matures, the fruiting body cracks open and forms a stalk with tapering arms, a volva, and a spore mass known as a gleba.
The shape and dimensions of the pore change from a tapered form ranging in width from ∼4 nm (at N5) to ∼8 nm (at N2/N3) in the closed state, to a roughly constant 7 nm-wide channel in the open state.
