- to
raise a
chick from
laying to fledging.
Albatrosses lay a
single subelliptical egg,
white with reddish-brown spots, in a
breeding season; if the egg...
- white,
bluish white, or
greenish white,
spotted with
brown or grey.
Subelliptical in shape, they
range from 20 to 22 mm (0.79 to 0.87 in) in
length and...
- pink, or ash gray,
overlaid with 28–47
dorsal blotches subrhombic or
subelliptical in shape. In the
nominate subspecies, the
belly is
white and the proximal...
-
covered in
pubescent hairs. The
shape is incised-cordate and
orbicular or
subelliptic, with an
acute or
caudate apex. The two
lobes can
overlap somewhat or...
- Hill
McMaster University McGill University Thesis Holder Regularity of
Subelliptic Pseudo-Differential
Operators (1989)
Doctoral advisor Joseph J. Kohn...
- mathematician,
doing research on
graph theory.
Necessary conditions for
subellipticity of the ∂ ¯ {\displaystyle {\overline {\partial }}} -Neumann problem...
-
distinct from neck,
covered with
large shields; eye small, with
vertically subelliptic pupil;
nostril in the
anterior part of a
large concave nasal; loreal...
- from the neck. The eye is minute, and the
pupil is
round or
vertically subelliptic. The
nostril is
pierced in a
single nasal scale.
There is no
loreal scale...
- characters: head not
distinct from neck; eye small, with
vertically subelliptic pupil;
nostril between two
small nasals;
prefrontals sometimes united;...
- no
fangs and no
evidence of venom. The eyes have
round or
vertically subelliptic pupils. The head has
large symmetrical shields, with the
nostrils in...
