Sentence examples for group of cones from inspiring English sources

Calderas usually, if not always, form by the collapse of the top of a volcanic cone or group of cones because of removal of the support formerly furnished by an underlying body of magma (molten rock).

Thus, no obvious favoring effect on coupling of high calcium emerged from this group of cones.

However, if the directionality is measured for areas across a group of cones the directionality is about 0.14 mm−2 (represented by opened squares in Fig. 4(b) and Fig. 5(b)).

Place one cinnamon bundle with each group of cones: one above, one below and the third on an angle.

He laces an oversexed rabbit's milk with weedkiller and recommends eating squirrels.His years of practical plantsmanship result in deft delineations of the colour, needs and suitable companions of specific flower varieties: he describes one group of cone flowers as looking "as if they have started to put their ears back in anxiety".

Thus, the final awareness of colour probably depends on the bombardment of certain higher-order cortical neurons by groups of primary cortical neurons, each group sending a different message by virtue of the connections it makes to groups of cones, connections mediated, of course, through the neurons of the retina and lateral geniculate body.

It is possible, however, to identify the two key properties of interest the presence of an intermediate nonlinearity, and the specific pairs (or groups) of cone signals that combine linearly in a common subunit by fitting a single hierarchical model to the responses of RGCs under random stimulation with spatiotemporal noise.

The youngest small-volume lava flows of the Shamiram Plateau are the Dashtakar group of cinder cones, based on borehole evidence indicating that the Dashtakar flows overlay one of these ignimbrites of Aragats.

These responses reflect the connections of the horizontal cells to groups of different cones, the blue-yellow type, for example, having connections with blue and red and green cones, while the red-green would have connections only with red and green cones.

For individualization and spermatid elongation, we used phalloidin to mark the clustered group of actin-based cones (the individualization complex) that collect at the base of the spermatid nuclei and act to squeeze excess cytoplasm from the elongating spermatids, ultimately separating the interconnected spermatids into individualized mature sperm (Fabrizio et al. 1998).

Exposed rhyolite is on the north part of the island, and a group of seven dacite cinder cones and a lava flow are on the northeastern corner.