(The clusters identified (black outlines) reflect the dorsal (pink) vs. ventral (green) position of the starter neurons in the animals).
The speaker of "Still Life Amongst Partial Outlines" reflects upon a hideous attack on two young girls — one of them coincidentally named Meghan O'Rourke — that one friend survived and the other did not, "a story that could not be forgotten or owned, / like looking in a mirror and discovering someone else's face".
I make the descriptive claim that Constitutional doctrine, in its broad outlines, reflects a legitimacy-based view.
Assuming that the recorded outlines reflect changes in the diameter of an observed alveolus allows calculation of mechanical properties such as the stress strain relationship of the alveolar wall.
But even the economic outline reflects political realities in both countries.
Their oval outline reflects the extent of five overlapping granite intrusions into Silurian shales in the Neogene Period (i.e., 23 to 2.6 million years ago).
Compare the 1928 Gibson and D'Angelico's 1932 version in the exhibition, both with traditional sunburst tops, and you notice slight changes: D'Angelico's has a double rather than a single line of white celluloid around the top's edge and a pick guard, whose straight and curved outline reflects Art Deco taste.
Many of the details have yet to be revealed, but the broad outline reflects a sensible compromise.
9 It is this doctrine which was the core of the substantive command whose procedural outlines are reflected in Rule 41 e).
Over a ground preparation composed principally of lead white, Van Gogh built up the flowers with cobalt blue, zinc white, and eosin red-containing paints, and with Prussian blue and eosin red in the outlines, as reflected in the Pb, Co, Zn, and Br distribution maps presented in Fig. 1b e, and in the Fe distribution map shown in the Additional file 1: Figure S1.
