This case study illuminates an example where the military used ecology and conservation as a covert tool to maintain control over resources.
Organs-on-a-chip have already proven to be a more effective tool than mice in some cases: Ingber's lung-on-a-chip, for example, illuminated a previously unknown connection between the human immune system and pulmonary edema, while another group from the University of California, Irvine, replicated human vasculature for insights into tumor metastasis and environmental-chemical toxicity.
He was framed by two giant illuminated cabinets containing an example of just about every glass the mixed drink has ever traveled in, from the sherry glass of its 18th- and 19th-century origins to the perverse curves of a modern French-Quarter-style hurricane glass.
Even small flashes often have adjustable reflectors, for example, to illuminate an indoor subject by the flash reflected from the ceiling or walls.
A recessed light in the bezel of the notebook's display screen, for example, illuminates a keyboard that Mr. Hill said possesses a sensuous, sculptured feel.
The find isn't the first example of mosasaurs digesting mosasaurs, but it illuminates an ancient ecosystem surprisingly similar to ones seen in parts of the ocean today.
There is no inquiry into hookup or rape culture, both of which have provoked recent, extensive study; an examination of those topics might have illuminated why, for example, so many men feel entitled to approach women online so callously.
The report illuminates the math with an example: A flight from Chicago to San Antonio with a connection in Dallas could cost $904 ,as opposed to $1,085 from Chicago to Dallas.
Here, we mainly illuminate Theorem 1.1 with an example.
The paper is grounded in the authors' practical application experiences, and major points are illuminated by examples drawn from that field work.
