Sentence examples for in which markings from inspiring English sources

The specific ways in which markings can be inspected will be discussed further in the Results section.

We also find that csf1ra is expressed in the egg-dummies of a distantly related cichlid species, the ectodine cichlid Ophthalmotilapia ventralis, in which markings with similar functions evolved on the pelvic fin in convergence to those of the haplochromines.

The description of the joint cavity was done by gelatine-injection, which was not characterized any further and documented in black and white pictures in which the markings hide the important areas.

A marking series is an sequence of markings, (μ1, μ2,..., μ T ) in which the marking μ t is a snapshot of the concentration distribution at time step t.

Analyses of the data revealed the types of markings that the users employ, and the ways in which those marking were placed.

Outstanding, however, is a section presenting four photographs made abroad from 1972 to 1975 in which raw, bold markings from walls pay homage to the black, macho brushstrokes of his friend Kline, who died in 1962.

Five novel objects and 4 small unfamiliar food pellets were placed in the cage in which 4 distinct markings were displayed on the walls.

In the gallery's front window, images skitter across the glazed surface of Carol Hunt's untitled canvas, in which Chinese lettering, calligraphic markings and inscribed textures communicate in several languages.

Simple benign hyperplasia (overgrowth) of the epidermis such as is commonly seen in infantile eczema often appears as lichenification, a term used to describe a thickening of the epidermis in which the normal surface markings of the skin are greatly exaggerated.

Cooper disputed "several aspects which prove absolutely that it couldn't possibly be Beethoven's hand", not least the manner in which the naturals – the musical markings that cancel out sharps or flats – were written, and several copying mistakes that he maintained would not have been made by Beethoven.

In the experiments in which targets were stationary, those with camouflaged markings were captured least often.