More-familiar concentrated villages, marked by uniform clustering of buildings, are found in the plains, particularly those given over to cereal cultivation.
FNH is perfused by the hepatic arterial system and shows marked, nearly uniform arterial-phase enhancement.
Individual graves are arranged, where possible, in straight rows and marked by uniform headstones, the vast majority of which are made of Portland stone.
The drop in incidence after age 20 is marked and uniform.
During the capping phase of acrosome development, the size of the doughnut-like chromatin domain increases, and this area often is marked by uniform nucleosome loss and the first appearance of transition protein 2 and protamine 1.
Be especially careful to keep your coloring in the lines of the dot, making it evenly marked and uniform.
The bound in (36) with uniform power allocation α t =1 is also included, marked by "Uniform-PA (cascaded estimation)." It can been observed that, with appropriate power allocation factors, the lower bounds on the achievable rates remain almost the same, regardless of whether the channel gains in the relaying link are estimated as two separate channels or as one overall channel.
Back when the O'Malleys owned the Dodgers, St. Patrick's Day was marked by green uniforms and green beer and maybe ultimately green faces on people lurching around the old naval air base.
Given Glass' visibility, it is perhaps especially suited for workers in a position of authority, who may already be marked out by their uniform (fluorescent jackets in the case of Schiphol's authority officers), becoming another 'badge of office'.
The reintroduction of the gold and white helmets to the uniform scheme marked the first time each have been used since the late 1970s.
