Sentence examples for cables extend from inspiring English sources
Cables extend from each drum to an outrigger beam attached overhead to the structure frame.
The actin patches localize to the mating projection tip, and the actin cables extend from the tip to the interior of the cell [20].
Cytoplasmic cables extend along the growth axis of the main stem, from the base to the tip region where they form a fine, cortical F-actin cap mainly in a transverse pattern, highlighted by the brackets (C ).
In stage 3/4/5 trichomes, the cytoplasmic actin cables extend from the base to the branch tip, while a fine, cortical F-actin cap mainly in the transverse pattern is present in the tip region of elongating branches (C, D ).
A tangle of phone wires and cables extends from a junction box in the basement.
RIGHT: A tangle of phone wires and cables extends from a junction box in the basement.
A spider's web of cables extends from this corroded crown to a great central oculus, as if ready to channel some cosmic force into the earth.
His chief fear, he had explained before the trip, was that this might just be a mop-up mission: That the flowing ice might have damaged the stations beyond repair, snapping the cables extending into the ocean below, and that there would be no data to retrieve.
2001: Is it ironic that Juan Muñoz prematurely died of internal bleeding from an aneurism of the esophagus in the same year that his last works consisted of figures hanging from cables extending from the esophagus?
In root hairs treated with DMSO, longitudinal or slightly helical actin cables extended to the subapical region from the base while short actin bundles as indicated by punctate filamentous signals were present in the apical region where active growth occurred.
scrib- + RasACT tumour cells grow out basally from the eye disc, fail to differentiate and appear to invade the brain lobes along F-actin rich cables extending from between the eye/antennal disc to the brain, eventually leading to a fusion between the eye discs, brain lobes and surrounding tissues (see Additional file 4, panels A-D).
