Figures 1 and 2 show the major bacterial groups often present in the assemblage mostly in the freshwaters and the graphical structure of biofilm (the circles represent the group of bacteria and the diversity, whereas the size of circles represent the population density of different bacteria belonging to a particular group).
Identifying colors with particular frequencies of electromagnetic radiation does not preserve the structure of the hue circle, whereas identifying colors with activity in opponent processing neurons does.
When 10 individuals from the isolated subpopulation are included in the sample, the top PC focuses on isolating those outliers, and the PC map based on the top 2 components does not capture the full structure of the data, missing the circle configuration of the population structure (see Figure 3).
First used c. 465 bc, the skene was originally a small wooden structure facing the circle of spectators.
Introducing a Passover folk song with a circular structure, she warned, "The circle of violence should be stopped as soon as possible".
Over 50 designs were considered for the Fountain of Youth, with the final one representing a temple built by an ancient civilization around the Fountain, which itself was located in a round rocky structure to represent "the circle of life".
Even the inclusion of larger vessel structures such as the circle of Willis in the hypothalamic region of interest would not lead to a v b of approximately 12% as suggested by modeling.
For blending n canal surfaces, like in Section 4, one picks a convex polyhedron P that reflects the topological structure of the canal surfaces: characteristic circles correspond to vertices and a polynomial canal surface corresponds to an edge, including its two vertices.
Sketch the basic structure of the skeleton using pipes and circles as reference shapes.
Five sarsen trilithons — separate three-stone structures — once stood at the center of the circle, in a horseshoe configuration.
