The present structure bears some structural similarities to the already reported structure of the "dihydrate" Na16 sac 16·30H2O, and to Li6 sac 6·11H2O, and helps in understanding these structures better.
The narrow structure bears more than a passing resemblance to the Flatiron Building in Manhattan with its triangular wedge shape.
Built in the 1880's as the Schermerhorn Building, this stocky Germanic structure bears all the hallmarks of its designer, Henry Hardenbergh.
(The structure bears the inscription "Trail Blazer" and lists such accomplishments as being the first African-American undergraduate at Southern Illinois University to be an exchange student at the University of Hamburg, in Germany).
The second man in the command structure bears the nom de guerre Al-Xaqq, meaning the Truth, a term with divine attributes, as it is one of Allah's ninety-nine names.
The structure bears a striking resemblance to spying equipment used in GCHQ's Cold War listening post in West Berlin at the now-abandoned Teufelsberg or "Devil's Mountain" site, which was used to intercept East German and Soviet communications.
The actual structure bears some memory of the deformation history.
The main structure bears all the loads and transfers them to the supporting structure.
The measured band structure bears a close resemblance with the DFT calculation that includes a contribution from Bi(_2 Te(_3) substrate.
