morpho

Back among the insects, Miller pulls out a drawer with row after row of ranks of iridescent blue Morpho butterflies to illustrate his point.

Inside the egg is the germ of a blue morpho, one of the world's largest butterflies, with a wingspan of five to eight inches.

Morpho-syntactic feature of nouns PL is able to assign lexical feature CT, but must conform to lexical and syntactic rules.

The Morpho above, however, gets its iridescence through the ridge lamellae (a very thin structure, similar to scales) on its wings.

OT can be applied in syntax, semantics and in language acquisition studies in addition to its original domain, ( morpho ) phonology.

A close-up of a mounted blue morpho butterfly shows its unique iridescent sheen.

Scottish company, Cascade Technologies, joined with the French security company Morpho to develop it.

A Scottish company, Cascade Technologies, joined with the French security company Morpho to develop it.

However, the cellular and molecular basis of asymmetric morpho -genesis remains largely unknown.

Patterns in Nature: Butterflies A decorated blue morpho butterfly (Morpho sp. ) rests on a leaf.

Patterns in Nature: Butterflies A male blue morpho butterfly's wings shine iridescently in this mounted specimen.

A decorated blue morpho butterfly ( Morpho sp. ) rests on a leaf.

A generalized morpho interpolation method for nonrigid body motion is proposed based on morpho translation.

As a synthetic language, word combination in English kernel sentences is subject to morpho-syntactic restrictions in its category of number.

Insects such as the blue morpho butterfly appear colourful because of the tiny 3D structures on their surfaces, rather than pigmentation.

Diversity of morpho-agronomic characteristics in upland-rice varieties in tropical Yunnan

Studies on morpho, flower and pod abscission rate of different soybean plant-types

Effect of RE Seed Coating Formation on Growth and Morpho-structure of Maize