The different morphology between C-RGD (fibrous ball-of-thread-like) and G-FOAM (trabecular sponge-like) was evidenced by SEM analysis and X-ray micro-tomography, and was reflected by their different mechanical characteristics.
Artifacts include balls of thread, hanks of yarn, and fine linen.
When you see a man swallow 100 separate needles and a ball of thread, then regurgitate 100 perfectly threaded needles, "why?" must take its place in the queue behind "how on earth?" Sometimes, Penn and Teller tell us.
No one has "cast the ball of thread aside".
Theseus's ball of thread would have come in handy.
In Chaucer, and other writers of Middle English, Ariadne's ball of thread is called a clewe.
From Bensonhurst to Brownsville, the sense sometimes was of a city as a ball of thread unspooling.
Like Ariadne with her ball of thread, Clay navigates the maze-like story with perspicacity and ease.
The word "clewe" derives from Old English cliwen or cleowen, meaning a rounded mass, or a ball of thread.
Chelsea Through March 24 Ariadne, the clever heroine of Greek myth whose ball of thread helped Theseus escape from the Minotaur's labyrinth, makes an ideal subject for Elaine Reichek.
