The sculptures, mostly bronzes, come in a variety of sizes, and the small ones are usually arrayed in a group to give them collective force.
Most furniture has been removed from the reception area; a wall of shelves usually arrayed with catalogs is empty; skylights provide the only illumination.
Systematic study of auroras during and after the International Geophysical year of 1957 (Akasofu 1964) established that they are usually arrayed east-west in magnetic coordinates, and delineate the auroral oval, which also has this orientation.
The antennas are usually arrayed in the form of a vector of linearly equally spaced (LES) elements that direct the gain of the antenna in certain directions while nulling others.
If the stage is a thrust, or perhaps in the round, the company is usually arrayed separately, and they turn together to each side of the audience as they bow, keying off of some unseen signal in a final bit of subtle choreography.
Although axonemal dMTs are usually arrayed in the form of a tight cylinder in the TZ in cilia with BBs, the array of dMTs flares out at the ciliary base in C. elegans cilia.
There is usually an array of units for sale or rent from normal turnover, but right now new developments are generating especially plentiful offerings.
The report said the average cost had risen this year to $7.5 million per mile for pedestrian barriers, typically large steel and mesh plates, and $2.8 million per mile for vehicle fencing, usually an array of short thick poles.
Usually, nanopillar array structures with tunable gap size are fabricated by electron-beam lithography[11].
These regions usually contain arrays of repetitive elements, such as alpha satellite repeat arrays at human centromeres, with divergent but related repeats found at each centromere [ 9], which may represent a preferred substrate directed by DNA binding factors (e.g. CENP-B) [ 10].
