It contains a plethora of shapes and genres, which aren't flung together, but interlocked as precisely as a jigsaw.
Thus, although small in size by comparison, the control serum pellets appeared to display the same plethora of shapes seen associated with ion treatment and that include both spherical particle (Fig. 3A) and filamentous spindle (Fig. 4E) morphologies.
The world is diverse and colorful, a plethora of all shapes, colors and sizes.
First, simple rotation of the 8-carbon side chain about the 5 carbon-carbon single bonds allows for a plethora of differing molecular shapes.
Besides being an impressive debut, the first New York show of the Korean-born artist Sun Koo Yuh is a reminder that Chelsea is, above all, a plethora of almost literally shape-shifting contexts.
A better characterization of the plethora of homeostatic controls shaping plant VOC emissions is therefore essential for understanding their eco-physiological functions.
Contrasting patterns of transposable elements (TEs) and satellite localization on sex chromosomes in R. acetosa, where not only accumulation but also depletion of repetitive DNA was observed, suggest that a plethora of evolutionary processes can shape sex chromosomes.
DNA seems to be usually just able to coil into spirals that coil into bigger spirals (30 nm fibre) that coil into even bigger spirals (200 nm fibre/chromosome), while proteins can take up a plethora of diverse and highly complex shapes, or, for intrinsically disordered proteins, no apparent shapes at all.
Triangular membership functions (Figure 1) are often used [30, 31], and a plethora of alternatives exists (e.g., Z-shape, Gaussian, and S-shaped membership functions [32]).
In the late 1980s, due to the plethora of advances in enlarging and shaping techniques and enhanced instruments and the focus on a more thorough cleaning of the root canal system, patency filing was advocated as a routine clinical procedure (Buchanan 1989), albeit empirical, which gained acceptance, especially in many of the dental schools in the USA (Cailleteau & Mullaney 1997).
In addition, oxygen also made possible the emergence of a plethora of new metabolic pathways that shaped eukaryote biochemistry [ 79].
