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Field emission scanning electron microscope image shows the hierarchical nanostructures resembling the shape of the leaves of pine trees.
Both, the free peptide or its OVA conjugate, elicited predominantly IgG Abs that in the course of immunization were increasingly more capable of binding to a peptide conformation resembling the shape of the surface area on the native BoNT/A.
To avoid the beard disturbing influence, one may make following reservation in the method of seeking nose characteristic points: the relevant points are being determined on the basis of all located points, arranged in a pattern (vertical curves), resembling the shape of nose piece.
Such large water drops end up resembling the shape of hamburgers, earning them the name "burgeroids".
Similarly, the main distinguishing feature that Heim ascribed to P. acutissima was a papillate cap (somewhat resembling the shape of a female human breast).
Danielle Russo is also partnering with filmmaker, Luke Ohlson, to recreate Salome, and the anatomy of invisible corners as a documentary to be screened in abandoned pools and four-walled galleries resembling the shape of its original site.
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Although some clusters resemble the shape of the θ′-Al2Cu lath-shaped particles, it is explained here that there is no direct nucleation on these particles and neither is Zr contained in them at amounts detectable via TEM-EDX.
Standard spathes are heart-shaped, while tulip spathes resemble the shape of tulip blooms.
One application involved the creation of air pockets in the shape of thin hollow tubes of various lengths which were arranged to resemble the shape of a cartoon heart inside an animal-shaped figurine.
Their name derives from the appearance of lime concretions that resemble the shape of ginger roots.
Another advantage to this style is that the sandal's shape resembles the shape of a foot.
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