"So when, Mr Wallinger, did you first dream of this giant column or spindle that for you is a giant 'I'?" His cigar smoke drifts up into the mirrored heights, wraps itself around the upside down statuettes.
Three fibers engraved with 27 fiber Bragg grating sensors were arranged on the bed, column, motor, spindle box, and gear box (shown in Figure 22).
The focus of this paper is on the design of machine tool structures, such as columns and spindle holders, for a 3-axis μ-CNC machining centre.
This narcissistic despair is multiplied by Wallinger's colossal black sculpture, like a column or a spindle, of the capital letter I, which is in Freud's garden as a permanent work.
The pole-to-pole length of each spindle is noted in column to the right of each plot.
Contours of cells were assigned to the categories teardrop, spindle, disc, paddle, pencil, column and gemstone shaped.
In V. carteri embryos, all (somatic) cells undergo the same consecutive cell shape changes from spindle to flask to column shaped [ 20, 22].
Based on these results, we developed 3D models with consensus cell shapes for the teardrop-, spindisc-,disc-, pencil-, pencil-, column- and gemstone-shaped cells.
The cells efficiently arrested in metaphase due to absence of a mitotic spindle (Fig. 3E, left column of images in each set).
Osteosarcomas were identified on the head, maxilla and vertebral column, and had the histologic appearance of pleomorphic spindle to polygonal cells, with scant to moderate amounts of amorphous eosinophilic stromal material with variable mineralization, which was interpreted to be osteoid.
