It was sable, with a tapered tip, and, at twenty-five dollars, it was five times as expensive as the brushes she usually used.
The melt, contained in a 10-mm inner diameter fused silica ampoule with a tapered tip, was cooled over a period of 5 days while remaining under the Cl2 atmosphere.
Briefly, a home-built electrospray system with a low-noise syringe pump (Physio 22, Harvard Apparatus, Holliston, MA) was used to feed the 50% methanol solution containing 0.1% (v/v) acetic acid through a stainless steel emitter with 320 µm o.d. and a tapered tip of 50 µm i.d.
Its stylet has a tapered tip, a bulb-like base, and a slender middle part with a nearly constant diameter of ∼86 μm (Fig. 3A).
The fiber, which was used to stimulate the cell, had a tapered tip, which was channeled through a plastic pipette bent at 45° (135° in Fig. 2b).
Thus, by the introduction of a modified Seldinger's technique whereby the function of a tapered tip is transferred to an introducer, catheters with a wide circular tip hole could be beneficial with respect to blood delivery.
The optimal implanted NIR device based on fluence rate and selective PEG-NR heating had a tapered tip design and a length of ∼3 cm, which was among the shortest of the candidate devices investigated.
In A. × gravesii, the dark color of the stipe ends at the base of the leaf blade, the pinnae are more shallowly lobed and the enlargement of acroscopic lobes or pinnules is less distinct, and the apical portion of the blade forms a long, tapering tip with slight lobes (as in A. pinnatifidum), rather than being cut into pinnae.
It was the hard tapering tip of this alien muscle, quiveringly alive, that repelled her.
The ovipositor is below the tapering tip of the abdomen.
