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• When fused the top pyramid will appear to protrude as shading and disparity are in concert.

• This is not surprising because the oil palm leaves that protrude from the solitary stem provide much shade to the base of the tree.

• Seeds were regarded as germinated when the radicle protruded through the seed coat and was longer than 2 mm.

• A seed was considered germinated when its radicle protruded through the tegument.

• Seed were considered germinated when radicles had protruded at least 1 mm.

• Festoons deeply incised, longer than broad, the trenchant edges of the ventral festoons protruding beyond the body and visible dorsally.

• This does not invalidate its truth content, but it does mean that industrial pressures protrude into scholarly values.

• These processes may be protruded or retracted slowly or within a couple of minutes.

• The completion of germination was defined as the radicle visibly protruding from the testa.

• The animal's task was always to make a saccadic eye movement to the target, the area that appeared protruding the most toward the viewer.

• Part of the filler wire protruded from the final sac.

• However, to many, the words only protrude unacceptably.

• First the loads on the ends of the membrane which protruded outside the tunnel were determined by assuming that wind-off conditions applied there.

• The motion-parallax-defined depth was created by the differential motion between the dots on the surface of the protruding areas and the ones on the background.

• Viewed by human subjects, this visual stimulus gives a percept of a rigid, square target protruding from the background plane.