Most of these long, linear and very deep cracks trend northeast or northwest and form parallel, often regularly spaced sets.
These results are compared with data gathered by GEOS-2 at the geostationary orbit, where the magnetic signatures of TCS, and parallel anisotropics are regularly observed prior to breakup.
By controlling the surface diffusion of Cu atoms on Pd(110) surface, Röder et al. demonstrated the formation of monatomic one-dimensional Cu chains along the step edges of a Pd(110) surface [53], Fig. 5. Gambardella et al. demonstrated high-density parallel arrays of regularly spaced nanowires by systematically controlling the growth kinetics [54].
All non-irradiated embryos (n = 70) showed vertical, parallel-oriented and regularly spaced Sub-Intestinal Vessels (SIV), while 52 out of 70 irradiated embryos (74%), showed more and irregularly-shaped vessels between larger SIV (Figure 5A).
North of the 70th parallel, where winter temperatures regularly drop below -30°C, "nothing can grow in the ground, so the only thing we eat is animals".
Both out-of-plane perpendicular and in-plane parallel patternings of the regularly ordered nanocylinder arrays were successfully fabricated on macroscopic scales by thermal annealing and photoalignment, respectively.
To make sure the LC molecules parallel aligned and twist regularly under voltage driving signal applied on Al film, which also acts as electrode, the V-grooves are formed in PI layer with the depth of ∼90 nm and the width of ∼350 nm at average by strong rubbing.
Whereas wild-type (WT) cells exhibited regularly organized parallel actin stress fibres, these were not observed in Bbs4 −/− and Bbs6 −/− cells.
The work is collaborative and interactive, and the goals of the project are redefined regularly in parallel as new conditions emerge that further define the process and as new knowledge emerges from the shared process [ 42].
Masson's trichrome staining showed thick, dense, and disorganized collagen fibers in the control wounds), whereas the collagen fibers were thinner and arranged more regularly and parallel in the experimental wounds).
