The pileipellis, the outermost layer of hyphae, forms a cutis, and on older specimens (and on the small scales) forms a trichoderm.
Paddle tennis, small-scale form of tennis similar to a British shipboard game of the 1890s.
A small-scale form of exfoliation, called spheroidal weathering, is restricted to boulder-sized rock material and may occur at some depth within the Earth.
Cuccinelli's remarks may be his own small-scale form of political retribution.
Single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) are the most abundant small-scale form of genetic variation in humans and plants and SNP markers have become increasingly important tools for molecular genetic analyses [ 18, 19].
Indeed, Ms. Cheng's album, subtitled "A 20th-Century Portrait," includes works by several composers (Hindemith, Scriabin and Philip Glass among them) not generally associated with small-scale forms.
Schumann's Five Pieces in Folk Style (Op. 102), which followed, illuminate his penchant for small-scale forms and his fondness for contrasting dreaminess with vigorous outbursts.
We suggest that the small-scale forms discussed by Jackman et al. [ 2013] are indicative of steady Vasyliunas or Dungey cycle reconnection, whereas the ∼120 kR cross-polar cap surges reported here are manifestations of rapid, large-scale solar wind compression-induced flux closure events.
Numerical simulations of the air flow patterns within a small scale tall-form countercurrent spray dryer have been performed.
When the desolvation employed in the first 29 batches was attempted after Form III was discovered, the product was now Form III, and not Form I. Form I had been prepared on small scale by heating Form III above melting point, but a manufacturing process could not be developed.
