The detail (leaf tea, homemade cookies, novel Pure Lakes toiletries) is unusually good, and any minor irritations (no teaspoons, textured velvet clothes hangers, a rather low-hanging mini chandelier), are forgotten as you settle into the serious bed, with its 400-thread Egyptian cotton linen, down pillows and duvet, or revive yourself in the super-powerful shower.
What caught his eye about that particular leaf was its "intricate detail" and the colors that surfaced from the surrounding water on the sidewalk.
In order to examine the morphological differences of plants grown at ambient or elevated CO2 in more detail, the leaf number and leaf size of the plants (grown in 15-L pots) were examined at the ages of 28, 35, 42 and 49 days (Table 1).
Detail a leaf with the cross-peen hammer, making a ridge from the tip to the stem.
Toward this end, it resolves extensive details of leaf micro environments (radiation and scalars) in realistic canopy structures, as well as photosynthetic and respiratory physiology, stomatal control, and water relations from roots to leaves.
We have previously reported heritability values and a multivariate analysis of trait contributions to biomass yield for coppice cycle 1 (CC1. See Table 1 and [ 6]. See [ 12] for details of Leaf Plastochron Index).
After the assembly of raw reads (Materials and Methods for details), the leaf (MSIL, hereafter) and rhizome (MSIR) cDNA libraries of M. sinensis generated a total of 12,166 and 13,170 contigs, respectively.
Remarkably, leaves of both lianas reached lower mid-day water potentials and were more vulnerable to embolism than their host trees, although no details on leaf xylem structure were provided.
The house features carved plaster moldings, abundant 23-carat gold leaf detail and hand-painted murals, all for $4.7 million.
Using the car's diagnostic service port to tap into its electronics, Mr. Giddings devised a way to display far more detail than the Leaf's dashboard offers.
They provided hours of calm, a chance to be silent and focus on one tiny detail, of a leaf or wisp of hair.
