For a few days in 1985, he was held in a jail cell across the hall from Cole.
In the cell across from ours, a protester named Gene, from Staten Island, began doing what amounted to a standup routine.
Alexandra Pyle – a woman who was in custody for unpaid parking tickets – was in the cell across from Bland's cell.
Another cellmate snorted cocaine through a dollar bill, the youth said, and in the cell across from his, he witnessed a howling, apparently crack-crazed man having his face smashed and his teeth kicked out by two cellmates.
Another affidavit produced on Monday was from Michael Scott, who spent time in the cell across from Sneed and claims to have heard Sneed admit to making up testimony.
He had a little room, long, dim, and cool, like a monk's cell, across the hallway from the sound stage he was working on in Stockholm's Film House.
Receptors for steroid hormones (e.g., hydrocortisones and estrogens) differ in being located in the cell nucleus and therefore being accessible only to molecules that can enter the cell across the membrane.
The two men came together for "The Master" three years ago, another film which was largely ignored during awards season, but which features one of the most memorably charged scenes in recent cinematic history, when Mr Phoenix plays an angry lost soul raging like a beast one prison cell across from the late Philip Seymour Hoffman's eerily calm cult leader.
They transfer the message from extracellular side to the intracellular side of the cell across the plasma membrane [8, 9].
A homogenized material model was then calibrated to mimic the response of the cell across the range of stress states that were examined.
Therefore, in scenario (1), users in the cell of interest will experience different interferences from the interfering cell across all hops, which in turn induces interference diversity.
