Sentence examples for one arrowhead from inspiring English sources

One cone remained unlabeled in either immunohistochemical protocol (arrow) whereas the other one (arrowhead) was labeled in the preceding and following JH492 treated sections.

The physical map here is a graph consisting of nodes and arrows (only one arrowhead per line) connecting the nodes.

For nodes that have one arrowhead pointing to them, the set of parent sets is given by H K j r * (K j k c ), when V j k ⇒ V j r, since the existence of a path connecting V j k to V j r implies that V j k, or one of its descendants, must be a parent of V j r.

At least one arrowhead still contained enough of the original wooden shaft to provide organic material for radiocarbon dating, which placed the arrow to some time in the 3rd century C.E. Coins and other artifacts support the idea that the battle may have been fought between 200 and 250 C.E.

He was awarded the American Campaign Medal, the European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal with nine combat campaign stars (one silver representing 5, and 4 bronze) and one arrowhead device for amphibious landings in Sicily and Southern France, the World War II Victory Medal, and the Army of Occupation Medal with Germany Clasp.

Presentation of more than one arrowhead was necessary in order to facilitate dichoptic masking and interocular completion paradigms.

Adding a decay rate equal to the utilization rate (d = 1) changes favorable (b/c, λ ) combinations (marked by circles) to unfavorable ones (arrowheads).

Fig. 1 No coins were detectable on the initial anteroposterior chest radiograph Fig. 2 On the initial computed tomography (CT) scan, one coin (arrowhead) was found in the middle oesophagus (a) and the other (arrow) was in the lower oesophagus (b).

Their conjecture is based, in part, on the fact that they also found four pots from the Beaker Culture -- which flourished in the Alps during the Bronze Age -- flint tools, one flint arrowhead and a bone toggle to fasten clothing.

Pyromorphite was also found in one bronze arrowhead from Dengzhou museum in Shandong province, China [48] and two bronze dagger-axes of Western Zhou dynasty unearthed in Baoji, Shaanxi province, China [49].

One band (arrowhead in lane 5, Fig. 2A), presumably containing the YIU products, gave the maximum yield of the expected 160-bp PCR product (lane 2, Fig. 2B).