Surface rendered constructions of the caudal parts of the body are shown in Figures 2a, b and a CT scan movie showing the caudal part of the calf in a 360° view is presented in Additional file 1. Necropsy basically confirmed the findings made by the external examination and CT scanning.
Newspapers are an example where the layout is hierarchical by nature and news items are similar in appearance and length, rendering the construction of deterministic algorithms for this task less hard [19].
They are held apart — not joined together — by the tension members, light Dacron cords, in such a manner that a stress exerted anywhere on the surface is immediately distributed throughout the entire structure, rendering the whole construction immensely strong.
Lithuania's conflict with Poland rendered the construction of a regional entente for security purposes extremely difficult.
A road through the pass was not mentioned until ad 69, when the military arrangement of the Roman province of Germania rendered its construction desirable.
For instance, Pappus rendered the construction of the neusis a solid problem and solved it by means of conics in Book IV of the Collection, and Nicomedes rendered the construction of the neusis a line-like problem and devised the cissoid for its solution.
It makes it possible to identify, on prefixed time steps or intervals (for instance 25 years), the upgrade of the construction rendering the network able to satisfy, during the expected life of the system, growing nodal demands related to the increment in the population served.
Here we explore the possibility that in planta expression of endocellulases will allow these enzymes to access their substrates during cell wall construction, rendering cellulose more amenable to pretreatment and enzyme digestion.
One way to reduce the cost of such constructions and rendering them more convenient is by using inexpensive polymers, i.e. waste polymers.
Moreover, the configuration of ocean shorelines, rivers, lakes, and landforms rendered feasible the construction of a dense and efficient transportation system for both domestic and foreign commerce.
