It was directed by Peter Berg, who also developed the TV series, for which he reached deeper into the book to get at its darker core (and, in order to keep the story going beyond its fact-based, yearlong frame, fictionalized it — the town is still Odessa-like, but the series is set in the present, and the TV Panthers, at the end of the show's first season, win the state championship).
A darker core represents the polymeric nanoparticle with an apparent lipid monolayer on the surface.
In the middle of the book are a couple of shaggy dog stories with dark cores.
The images reveal dark cores winding along the centers of bright filaments of gas, which weave together in the penumbra.
The osmium tetroxide stained cross-section of fibers observed by transmission electron microscope (TEM), indicated a heterogeneous morphology consisting of dark cores and fairly light shells, which is a result of self-stratification to an overall core/shell morphology in fiber cross-section.
"With at least four dark cores larger than Earth, AR 1476 sprawls more than 100,000 km from end to end, and makes an easy target for backyard solar telescopes," the website Spaceweather.com reported Monday (May 7).
PLT-depleted tumors demonstrated large dark cores, associated with increased hemorrhagic areas, while 4 tumor-bearinging platelet-depleted mice exhibited a significant reduction in lung metastasis compared to control mice (Additional file 1: Figure S1B).
He has taken his woe and found, at its dark core, a kernel of possibility.
At least Kelly had a go at getting beyond Trump's slippery surface to his inner, dark core.
Of the many Magic Flutes I have seen, this gets closest to the work's dark core.
