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Lateral and subjacent support is a related concept in real property law.

There is no subjacent rock at all.

Some, like the lunar mare ridges, appear to mark the outlines of subjacent craters.

In contrast, ME cells could influence the biological behavior of subjacent epithelial cells.

Easement of lateral and subjacent support.

Subjacent intellectual virtues in Aristotle:

"Subjacent thrusters!"

The weather was remarkably fine, and the view of the subjacent country - a most romantic one when seen from any point, - was now especially sublime.

Each one of us can hear an echo full of joy, anyone can perceive the light, but the existential anxiety of Mankind is constantly subjacent.

The long or medullary arteries pass through the grey substance and penetrate the subjacent white substance to the depth of 3-4 cm.

Microscopically, tumor cells destroy the basement membrane and form sheets or compact masses which invade the subjacent connective tissue (dermis).

This small pressure difference (only a few pascals) is enough to draw radon from subjacent soil into buildings via cracks in floors and walls (Fig. 4 ).

The natural or foreseeable consequences of a dam bursting are,inter alia, the inundation of subjacent land, damage to buildings, roads and personal injuries.

They appear either to outline the rim crests of subjacent ghost craters that are lightly mantled by smooth plains material or to be lava flow fronts.

The former are wider apart than the latter, since in the articulated column the inferior articular processes are embraced by the superior processes of the subjacent vertebra.

Mineralization occurs in silicified (chalcedony and quartz) veins cutting the Morrison Formation and the subjacent Precambrian schist.

Clinically speaking, retrolisthesis is the opposite of spondylolisthesis (anterior displacement of one vertebral body on the subjacent vertebral body).

They noted that there was no correlation between the location of the organism and the morphological damage to adjacent epithelial cells or the degree of subjacent inflammatory cell infiltrate.

It was waning towards evening; there was still a faint mist, but it had cleared a little except in the damper tracts of subjacent country and along the river-courses.

He went down to the office on the subjacent floor, wrote the count on a wall chart, eyed its perplexing upswing; then sat at his desk and flipped the viewphone switch.

Lateral and subjacent support, in the law of property, describes the right a landowner has to have that land physically supported in its natural state by both adjoining land and underground structures.

The properties in B are called the base properties (or sometimes subjacent or subvenient properties), and the properties in A are called the supervenient properties.

What has been positively achieved by the set-of-MSL-peers abstraction, albeit, is radical restriction of the scope of MAC-cognizant software mechanisms to the small, subjacent MOS.

The primitive streak is produced by a thickening of the axial part of the ectoderm, the cells of which multiply, grow downward, and blend with those of the subjacent endoderm.

"DO purchasers get units of a condominium building consisting of 12 stories and a penthouse or (possibly, but not definitely), units in the subjacent 13 stories of an 18-and-a-half-story bifurcated lollipop?"