Their characteristic features, even within a taxonomic type (or phylum), were wide diversity of embryogenesis, deep metamorphosis (up to holometabolous development and hypermetamorphosis) and stenobiotic ecology.
These devices engage you intellectually, distracting your conscious attention from the other, deeper plane on which "Metamorphoses" operates.
But to see Howard Hodgkin, grand old man of sensuous painters, reach into the deep blue to create a dreamlike metamorphosis of athlete and water, the diver and the pool, is beautiful.
Therefore, a deep understanding of the processes that regulate metamorphosis in the larval organs of these organisms, cell death processes in particular, could provide essential information that could be exploited for practical applications.
Her exhaustive text is often more a scrapbook than a probing narrative; she would have done better to go deeper beneath the surface of Robbins's professional metamorphosis and complex personal relationships than to quote other critics endlessly.
Phoronid metamorphosis starts from eversion of the deep invagination of larval ventral side of the body (a metasomal sac).
She narrates her metamorphosis through a microphone dangling from above, using a deep, menacing voice.
Unlike the mechanized case of (cy Borg [22], the third series of Star Trek, Deep Space 9 features an example of the notion of post-cybernetic metamorphosis [42] and biologization of the enemy.
When you go deep enough and really analyze them and understand them, you almost go through a metamorphosis.
On a deeper level, At the Drive-In's music also told the story of our home's metamorphosis.
Metamorphosis is recorded in dealfishes and oarfishes, the young of which have rather deep bodies and greatly elongated fin rays.
