There exist sixteen small pores and eight larger pores in one unit cell on a double diamond network.
3D printers with ink containing cultured cells deposit at least one type of cell on a protein scaffold or within a mold made of a dissolvable gel.
To copy the value from a cell in one spreadsheet page to a cell on a different page, include the page name, followed by an exclamation point.
Hindley wrote to Moulton that Brady was delighted, and viewed the pictures in his cell on a hand-sized projector.
Nor are the Wheelers some kind of sleeper cell, on a secret mission to sow dissent among their complacent neighbors.
The staff regularly kept her locked in this cell, on a mattress on the floor, so that when she started convulsing, she was less likely to hurt herself.
At the heart of tissue engineering, Dr. Naughton said, is a process that places a human cell on a degradable polymer "and puts it within a bioreactor that simulates the conditions of the body".
Now I sit in my cell, on a box next to my bunk bed, creating new music and building cardboard pianos for the three men who have accepted the challenge of the pedagogy of the cardboard piano.
SHU, you're removed from the cell you were in, you're put in a different cell on a different block that typically has a solid steel door with a tiny little Plexiglas window," Karen Murtagh, the executive director of Prisoners Legal Servicess of New York, whose firm is also working on Gotham's case, said.
Near the end of his life, when he was in retreat in a hermit's cell on a mountain in Tuscany, he himself was injured: he was suddenly pierced with the stigmata, the five terrible wounds of the crucified Jesus.
THE television images of Egypt's ex-dictator, Hosni Mubarak, being wheeled into a courtroom cell on a hospital trolley in August 2011 represented, for many Egyptians, the culmination of their revolution: the Pharaoh was being put behind bars.
