0 past simple and past participle of hatch --
1 to (cause an egg to) break in order to allow a young animal to come out --
2 to make a plan, especially a secret plan: --
Transfer of nonassisted hatched and hatching human blastocysts after in vitro fertilization.
The bars show the percentages of juveniles (lower, hatched), vegetative adults (middle, unshaded) and older adults (upper, hatched).
If we multiply the number of hatched portions by the pixel area, we can obtain the contact area's dimensions.
Vertical stripes: spawning place not known; open: spawning inside waters; hatched: spawning outside waters; diagonal stripes: independent from waters.
Closed, hatched line, vertical line and open indicate trees, herbs, climbers and epiphytes, respectively.
Each clutch was monitored until the last egg hatched or the embryo died.
Numbers in parentheses indicate pairs in which hatched eggs were not found.
The speed regimes (12) correspond to the two 'gaps' (shown as hatched) in the phase velocity curves.
