For evening, silk organza was cut on the bias, a technique which emphasises the sway and roll of the hips instead of constricting them into a wiggle.
When they sit in expansive car seats, which allow them to spread out, instead of constricting them as a tighter seat would, they become more likely to commit a traffic violation during a driving simulation — and, in a real-world version, cars with more expansive drivers' seats were more likely to be illegally double-parked.
The researchers observed that Moken children could control the size of their pupils, constricting them underwater to the smallest diameter humanly possible--about 2 millimeters--whereas the European children's pupils opened slightly, the researchers report in the 13 May issue of Current Biology.
In mammals, fission is accomplished by dynamin related protein 1 (Drp1), which oligomerizes on mitochondria and constricts them [ 6].
The identity of Lichanura trivirgata as a constrictor, for example, is undisputed by herpetologists despite considerable behavioral plasticity (e.g., individuals of the species have been observed to consume already dead mice without first constricting them), and is coded in our matrix as such.
So he used friction to heat up his arms, which helped him lure the snake into constricting around them.
Ms. Yunker, who said she takes the sea plunge with anyone who has polar-bear tendencies, promised that the heat would make my blood vessels dilate; the cold would then make them constrict.
Fun fact: Movie goers with an affinity for drugs rained criticism down on Darren Aronofsky after seeing Requiem For A Dream, in which he uses stylistic closeups of his heroin addicted protagonists' pupils growing, instead of realistically having them constrict.
Fun fact: Movie-goers with an affinity for drugs rained criticism down on Darren Aronofsky after seeing Requiem for a Dream, in which he uses stylistic closeups of his heroin-addicted protagonists' pupils growing, instead of realistically having them constrict.
