The punk years have become a British landmark as exhausted of mystery as the Sixties, its styles dissected by cultural commentators and its sounds and attitudes constantly referenced by bands.
ET-94 was used extensively to study what went wrong, with pieces of its foam dissected and analyzed to understand how it behaved.
The fish was anesthetized in MS-222 solution, its head dissected and ground on dry ice, and the RNA isolated using an RNeasy Mini Kit (Qiagen).
Like the cornea, the lens can either be analysed in its entirety or dissected into its capsule, cortex and nucleus (and further subdivisions).
It was dissected from its sheath and released from the navicular and later repaired.
That suggests it could have dissected its prey with an almost surgical precision, "where the Tyrannosaur had a nutcracker skull," Dr. Currie said.
During the surgery, it was found to be an unclippable aneurysm because of its dissecting morphology.
"Ouah! Qu-est-ce que c'est que ca?!" A group of French high school students are gathered around the flayed cadaver of a camel, its muscles and sinews exposed, its elongated head dissected into three to reveal the workings of its skull.
With the arrest six months ago of a Sudanese morgue attendant, the school learned that its dissecting rooms had allegedly been turned into a grisly murder factory, the victims including at least two young women training to be doctors.
Yemen's new foreign minister, Dr. Abubaker al-Qirbi, an endocrinologist who was the founding dean of the medical school in the early 1980's, was sharply critical of the school during the trial for its lax procedures, particularly for failing to keep accurate records of cadavers used in its dissecting rooms.
The Peace River and its tributaries dissect glacial and non-glacial sediments as well as shale and sandstone bedrock (Holland 1976; Morgan et al. 2012).
