The glory-of-the-seas cone (C. gloriamaris) is 10 to 13 cm (4 to 5 inches) long and coloured golden brown, with a fine net pattern.
In summary, the observed amino acid substitutions represent a global net pattern of molecular shifts in the local, i.e., position-specific amino acid composition for two species of the same family, inhabiting thermally very distinct sites.
So for spring, there's a navy clutch with an abstract green tennis net pattern, another with neon yellow dots, barely recognizable as tennis balls, and another emblazoned with the French phrase "Piscine Lecons de Natation" (swim school) taken from a hand-drawn sign the designer photographed in Paris.
Two trashy spray-paint works from 1978 use actual netting as a stencil, while in the relatively refined painting "RED BLACK RAIN" from 1990 the net pattern, in red, turns feathery.
Or is any novel about our tumultuous era bound to be a blip on the radar screen -- the equivalent of 20 seconds of stray footage on the Net? "Pattern Recognition" considers these issues with appealing care and, given that this best-selling author is his own kind of franchise, surprising modesty.
Despite these differences, the net pattern of protection from hydroxyl radical cleavage upon Mrs1 binding is similar.
Note that these connections implement the observed net pattern of lateral interactions, and as described in the Discussion, do not represent any assumptions about the relative lengths of actual inhibitory and excitatory lateral connections in S1.
For the combination treatments, both the net pattern of cell killing through the spheroid and the degree of interaction between the agents (quantified using the combination index method) were a function of the dose ratio of the two drugs, and of overall treatment intensity.
The stem surface is mostly red, or yellowish near the base; it is reticulate characterized by ridges arranged in the form of a net-like pattern.
