A seed consists of an embryo with two seed leaves (cotyledons), a stem axis, and a root, embedded in nutritive tissue of the female gametophyte.
Disasters are inherently social phenomena, with their roots embedded in social structures as they reflect the process of social changes (Tierney 2007).
The teeth were fixed in self-curing acrylic resin placed in flexible molds with the roots embedded in the acrylic and the crown exposed and oriented perpendicularly to the bottom of the mold.
Harold's wife, in tellectual former car‐hop, once besotted with his bearded virility, learns on his return that his whole con cept of heroism, with its sexual roots embedded in nothing more rewarding than his insecurity, is more than she can accept.
Roots that do not skew, either due to genotype or environment (as in roots embedded in agar) exhibit little CFR, while in genotypes prone to skewing there is a positive correlation with degree of incline to the extent of CFR.
Mr. Letts and Ms. Morton make clear that beneath the couple's mechanical antagonism lies a profound emotional dependence with gnarled roots embedded deeply in love.
Her creations include a gown made out of bubble wrap, a tree textured with twisted newspaper "roots," and a mountain embedded with pieces of brown cardboard to look rocky.
Perhaps the satisfaction of seeing snacks shot full of holes and embedded with inedible metals is rooted in the same fear of it entering the body.
Feedback control experiments were conducted on a cantilever beam embedded with a piezoelectric actuator at the root and an accelerometer at the end tip.
The main results obtained in this paper are: (1) The complete binary tree CBTn rooted at an arbitrary vertex of LTQn can be embedded with dilation 2 and congestion 1 into LTQn.
The novel stems from the author's desire to retrace the roots and history of the New World, and is embedded with what Carpentier calls "lo real maravilloso" or "the marvelous real" (not to be confused with magical realism).
