Stem: 0.3--1 m; branches decumbent to +- spreading; segments 11--30 11--30 11--30 obovate; gray-green, glabrous.
Stem: trunk generally 1; main branches few, short, spreading; terminal segments generally < 15 cm, 3--5 cm diam, easily detached; tubercles 4--11 mm, < 3 mm high.
PrPSc in the IMLC of the spinal cord had spread from segments T2 to L4 and from segments T4 to T13, respectively (Fig. 4c).
Producers, for example, whose previous focus had been "getting the show on the air at the assigned time," will be retrained to produce video segments instead of shows, with the goal being to spread the segments across various local NBC platforms, be they the news channel, the Web site or the taxis.
At the slow spreading Erta Ale segment (Afar, Ethiopia) transition from continental rifting to seafloor spreading is ongoing on land.
In fact, Mr. Thierer said, computer technology is spreading to underserved segments of society unusually rapidly compared with other innovations.
Introduced less than a decade ago on luxury models, the push-button systems are rapidly spreading to all segments of the market, including bargain-priced Kias.
The wards took the form of segments, spreading out from the centre of the city, incorporating the relevant gate and sometimes the suburbs beyond that had spread outside the walls.
These observations suggest that discovered splicing regulatory elements have broad functionality spectrum spreading beyond genomic segments where they have been originally found, such as possible regulatory role in 3'UTR [ 14].
As for pin spread, the 'near and far' rule provides a guide; pins should be spread along a segment of bone such that the segment is spanned [18, 19] (Fig. 7).
