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The morphologies emerging from our exploration can be used to develop lightweight composites of interest in aerospace, defence, and packaging industries.

Here, we use finite element analysis and exhaustive exploration of the design space to show that the specific modulus and yield strength of staggered composites can be improved by removing the non-load bearing regions of the matrix material and to show the morphologies emerging from this process.

The overall morphology emerging from this mosaic was fully new, since it mixed parts derived from each of the parental strains, parts with an intermediate shape, and parts themselves transgressive.

Similar effect of in-plane waviness of the substrate surface on graphene morphology emerges from Fig. 3b.

Homology is already in the textbooks, but there's a lot of room for improvement: textbooks could stand to be clearer on the definition of homology versus diagnosis, the descriptive and predictive nature of hypotheses, and the fact that hypotheses of homology are not just a matter of overall similarity of gross morphology, but emerge from development, biochemistry, genetics, and ecology.

Transverse sections show a two-component morphology after etching of cratered ribbons emerging from a flat, relatively featureless landscape.

The morphology of the notopodia is similar to Phragmochaeta, emerging from a notopodial lobe rather than a dorsal ridge (electronic supplementary material, figure S2 b).

All colonies emerging from G418 selection showed the identical round-epithelial morphology of the parent culture, and three randomly chosen clones showed the same heterogeneous Oct4/Gata6/SSEA1/SSEA3 expression and mixed ExEn lineage marker gene expression as the parent line (Fig. 6A).

The present investigation sheds some light on the importance of mechanical heterogeneity emerging from contact interactions between an extremely sharp tip and the nanoscale morphology of semicrystalline polymers.

New shards keep emerging from the dust.

But we are already emerging from it.