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His map is, of course, reminiscent of the NASA image from 2000 showing the Earth at night, in which populated areas are brightly lit.

This is reflected in much of his work, not least in the manipulated, cast figures which populated his sculpted environments - at the Tate there are men looking out into emptiness as they lean on balconies (a recurrent image), card players in the shadows, games with the possibility of narrative and emotion, enigmatic moments frozen in space and time.

Some of the Cnidaria representatives inhabit fresh or less salted water, but the vast majority is the marine animals, which populated ocean waters from littoral up abyssal deeps both in plankton and in benthos (Dogel 1981).

In this paper, measurement error is systematically estimated across the full possible range of missing items (one to twelve), using simulation in which populated items were randomly replaced with missing data for each of 1,138 complete surveys obtained in a randomized controlled trial.

Demographic data of contacts (name, age, sex, relationship to the presumed source case-patient, and prefecture and subprefecture of residence) and daily follow-up data (presence or absence of symptoms) were obtained through use of standardized contact tracing forms (6 ), which populated a prefecture contact database.

He recognized two kinds of cells in the germ-line history of amphibians: [ 1] primordial germ cells, which populated the developing gonad, differentiated into gonocytes, and degenerated, and [ 2] secondary germ cells originating from the ovarian "germinal" epithelium, which differentiated into definitive oocytes.

In theory, the senatorial veto is available to both political parties, but a Senate in which less populated states wield disproportionate influence is fundamentally conservative in nature.

There are still dozens of unoccupied islands, many of which are populated bird perches and sanctuaries.

Feeling like an alien, Wojnarowicz created a home planet, which he populated with stones and bones and feathers, toys from the innocent childhood he never had, and remembrances of the things he loved, because at the core of all his anger was a desire for a better world, where beauty reigned and no boy ever turned tricks in Times Square, for food or money or just to be held.

To directly assess how ECM composition regulates this process, we used a nested 3D matrix model in which cell-populated collagen buttons were embedded in cell-free collagen or fibrin matrices.

We show, using simulations of src SH3 domain, that mechanical force enhances the population of the aggregation-prone (N⁎) states, which are rarely populated under force free native conditions but are encoded in the spectrum of native fluctuations.