But they were in rings of static defense.
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They were naked but for loincloths, their bodies painted in rings of concentric black and white stripes, their hair decorated with jagged stalks of corn.
As in all Easter Island wooden sculpture, the glaring eyes were indicated by tiny disks of obsidian set in rings of bird or fish bone.
Low energy ions can be stored in "rings" of electrostatic sector fields or in systems of electrostatic mirrors between which the ions are reflected back and forth repeatedly.
Reentrant calcium waves in rings of cultured embryonic chick cardiac myocytes were imaged using a macroscope to monitor the fluorescence of intracellular Calcium Green-1 dye.
The parameter g is the number of data points in rings of the clusters.
Vascular function in rings of isolated aorta was studied with isometric tension myography.
In comparison, the distal appendage protein Cep164 (Graser et al., 2007a) was arranged in rings of about 400 nm (Fig. 2B; Fig. 3A, top-view; Table 1).
