Sentence examples for usually arranged in a from inspiring English sources

In the stems the vessels are usually arranged in a continuous ring near the stem surface.

The leaves are usually arranged in a rosette and are less than 2.5 cm (1 inch) in diameter.

Coarse, heavy plant materials are usually arranged in a substantial container of pottery, pewter, copper, or wood.

These mansions were usually arranged in a straight line or a semicircle with the audience in front.

Surface-piercing foils just break the surface of the water and are usually arranged in a V-shape.

Parquet is a common type of flooring that uses rectangular wooden tiles, which are usually arranged in a herringbone or parallel style.

The ABC -and MFP-encoding genes are usually arranged in an operon, whereas the OMP component may be encoded by a dedicated adjacent gene, or by tolC encoding a common OMP able to interact with several transporters [ 104].

Arte mayor, a Spanish verse form consisting of 8-syllable lines, later changed to 12-syllable lines, usually arranged in 8-line stanzas with a rhyme scheme of abbaacca.

Crowns are usually arranged in rows in the box for a neat appearance, minimized bruising, and better cooling.

Thus, gynogenetic and androgenetic mammalian embryos differ from each other and from normal embryos in their expression of essential developmental genes, explaining their incompatibility with life., Imprinted genes are usually arranged in clusters, with each cluster containing a local imprinting control region (ICR) (Fig. 1A).

In its 21st-century form the Western xylophone's keys are usually arranged in two rows, somewhat like piano keys, on a stand; to improve the tone, a hollow groove is cut along the underside of each plate.