The radially symmetric self-similar expansion of a dusty plasma is investigated in cylindrical and spherical geometries.
Generally, the cytoplasmic intermediate filaments are approximately radially distributed in the cell and so link the cell membrane to the cell nucleus.
The rotation of the cam results in the cam followers and the brake shoes being forced radially outward.
This is a two-dimensional radially symmetric version of (3.10).
The plasma then expands radially together with the propagation of a radial heat wave.
It probably represents a system of minute tubes radially disposed round the endoplasm.
Close to the pith border, these cells tend to be radially elongated in transverse section.
The defocused electrons are expelled radially before they enter the high accelerating region.
