The vertical cleavage plane may derail them from the outward-bound track of radial migration, confine them to the malleable ventricular zone and benefit the laminar assembly of ablated neocortex by sparing the marginal and mantle zones from the clearance of excessive killed cells.
No longer does the outward merely track the inward: by an almost forgotten transitive process, the two have become one.
Since gravity pulls a train downward and centrifugal force pulls it outward, a track banked at just the right angle can spread the forces more evenly between a train's inner and outer wheels, and help to keep it on the track.
Sensing gear that could track the outward rippling impacts of each element, combined with control systems that can freely manipulate the intermeshed relationships of each form would allow us to work with increasing precision within complex systems.
Seen from above, the roads look like hatchet blows, with dirt tracks radiating outward like thinner wounds.
Songs are generous and outward-looking: the title track captures the feeling of watching a friend suffer at school and yearning to tell her it will get better".
Continuing this argument, it is easily seen how the contrasting TACS-3 pattern found in the literature, i.e. collagen fibers oriented perpendicular to the tumor boundary, may allow metastasizing cells to travel outward along these collagen "tracks" to more readily invade the host [ 5, 10].
And I think it's an important part of NASA's mission to not only look outward but also to keep track of gravity anomalies and to monitor a whole variety of conditions on the Earth.
Cut outward, perpendicular to the belly.
The new interim government, with its strong regulatory and economic background, can pursue several tracks within an outward strategy, which can provide more sustainable growth.
