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Each tier of cells appoints a prayer leader who gets a sign—"Imam"—on his door.
On the top tier of cells you're looking down through a floor grating four or five stories.
Each tier of cells appoints a prayer leader who gets a sign — "Imam" — on his door.
Now, with 29 other condemned prisoners, she was confined in a tier of cells on the top floor of the prison.
The proembryo forms after a period of free-nuclear division in the zygote, and the tier of cells above the basal four then elongates to form a suspensor, which pushes the embryonic group deep into the gametophyte.
In the analysis we consider an arbitrary hexagonal cellular network with at least three cells as shown in Figure 1; the simulations will include an extra tier of cells, providing two tiers of total interference (see Section 7 for details).
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A central triangular atrium is flanked by three tiers of cells leading on to walkways.
To make the brutality of the opera real, Mr. Flimm; the set designer, Robert Israel; and the costume designer, Florence von Gerkan, fill the stage with powerfully specific imagery: a prison courtyard encircled by massive gray walls; three tiers of cells through which we see prisoners clad in eerie white uniforms, and a dank subterranean cellar where Florestan is kept in clanking chains.
An ideal hexagonal cell is assumed for each site, while considering only two tiers of cells with respect to a reference cell in the center, that is, considering 19 cells in our simulation.
Moreover, since the CRE is used in HetNet for a balanced user association, the FPC does not work well for all users due to their cell associations with different tiers of cells and respective CRE bias values.
It's a strange place by nature - an atrium that's dark and chilly - with a perimeter of cellblocks or "pods" and common areas for tables and food, with two tiers of cells.
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