Sentence examples for projecting process from inspiring English sources
The first cell type (Fig. 1A) had a multipolar morphology characterized by either a single long, projecting process or by two opposed, projecting processes many exceeding 100 µm in length.
This is because full or fine-scale curation of complex phenotype descriptions (e.g., the antero-dorsally projecting process of the posterior maxilla is located posterior to the laterally projecting and bent knob of the ethmoid in species X) requires elaborate post-compositional combinations of ordered sets of terms from multiple ontologies.
In living forms, the anterior portion is bound to the posterior (i.e., the anteriorly projecting process of the temporal bone) by a ligamentous sheet; therefore a similar connecting ligament has been restored in Hapalops.
Projecting processes are those that can project (see (2 3)), i.e. they transmit what is said by means of direct or indirect locution, while verbal processes that cannot project take participants to express the content of the message (see (1)).
RGs had 1 2 long projecting processes that often exceeded 100 µm in length (Fig. 4A).
In the third division strategy the cell only partially withdrew its projecting processes and split into one RG that maintained the parent process and one MC.
In the second division strategy, the RG again fully retracted all projecting processes but instead of producing two RG daughters the cell produced 2 equally-sized MCs.
Morphologically, FBs are flat and spindle-shaped with multiple projecting processes.
Both microglial subtypes are characterized by cytoplasmic staining, but the ramified microglial celltype can be distinguished by its small cell body and thin, radially projecting processes.
Not projected process parts remain opaque to the collaborating counterparts.
Brokering capability of projected business processes (d) for both the service consumer and the service provider must be able to place their projected process views into a broker environment of a Service-HUB component.
