Since 1974, computer documents have imitated paper, with no inkling of the powers interactive documents might provide -- in particular, allowing documents to be connected side by side.
She had made me a wonderful little nest there: laptop and printer connected side by side, table lamp, manuscript (with my notes from the month before placed neatly on top), pens, and reference materials.
In meiosis I, a pair of sister kinetochores are physically connected side-by-side and act as one [ 22, 23].
The Golgi stacks in HepG2 cells comprise 4 6 cisternae that were flanked by vesicles and connected side-by-side by 'longitudinal' tubules and fenestrated membranes, as seen in many other cell types.
While the altered distribution of gap junction label, as viewed by immunofluorescence microscopy in these studies, is striking, it remains unclear what proportion of the lateral signal is attributable to potentially functional gap junctions connecting side-by-side myocytes, and what proportion represents vesicles of gap-junctional membrane that are internalized as a result of stress.
Apparatus: The TWS box, placed in a dimly-lit, ventilated, sound-attenuated cupboard, is a rectangular chamber (60×26×28 cm) divided by an opaque partition with a small flap passage (10×8 cm) that connects two equal sized, side-by-side, cube-shaped compartments.
That piece will eventually be connected to two sleek, curving, side-by-side decks that will lead to and from Oakland, all by late 2013.
This chain hangs between the two dogs, connecting them to each other side-by-side.
Even at later time points, the predominant phenotype seen was two resolved foci of Spc110-YFP that likely are SPBs in the duplicated side-by-side configuration connected by an elongated Nbp1-mTurquoise2 signal (18%, 19/107 at 25 min and 38%, 24/65 at 30 min).
That means theatergoers have a rare chance to see Coward's most popular and most tellingly connected plays, first class, side by side.
They worked side-by-side".
