For instance, in one image, a man's torso stands over a puddle in which his upper body, an umbrella and the Woolworth Building are reflected.
Keratin 20 is expressed only in the upper layer known as the umbrella cells (Chu and Weiss 2002).
Combined pulmonary fibrosis and emphysema (CPFE) is an umbrella term encompassing upper lobe emphysema and lower lobe pulmonary fibrosis with pathogenesis elusive.
A Π-structured Bi-Te micro-thermoelectric device with a large upper electrode, i.e., an umbrella-type device, was fabricated via electrodeposition, and the effect of the size of the electrode was evaluated.
Prometheus-type plumes are dust-rich, with a dense inner core and upper canopy shock zone, giving them an umbrella-like appearance.
CSE is also used as an umbrella term to describe the specialised academic programmes offered at the upper secondary level.
Because of fuzzy borderlines between the upper alpine, subnival and nival zones, 'high alpine' is used here as an umbrella term for species occurring in these zones of the European Alps.
Collectively, the fertile system is umbrella-like in outline and sometimes bilaterally symmetrical, with a convex upper contour and nearly even lower margin because all sporangia terminate at almost the same level.
Although tumor incidence rates may strictly increase with dose, lifetime tumor rates may have an umbrella-shaped or a plateau-shaped dose response curve because of higher mortality in the upper dose groups.
If you want something to blame for the appalling weather, look up as you raise your umbrella and imagine that high above the rain clouds a great river of wind is flowing through the upper atmosphere.
