Other images in this series present faux bits of landscape: a park, a parking lot, sunflowers along the side of a road, a fenced-in urban garden, the back of a highway sign (or is it a drive-in theater?) enclosed tightly by trees.
A standard algorithm (sequential quadratic programming) from the Matlab Optimization Toolbox (Mathworks, Natick, MA) is employed to find the conformation of the model microtubule cytoskeleton which, when enclosed tightly in the cell surface, will result in the minimum value of the empirical energy function.
Briefly, tissues samples were placed in RNAlater, enclosed tightly in an acrylic tube, and analysed with a SkyScan 1072 MicroCT scanner (SkyScan, Antwerp, Belgium).
Finally, a new compound node type called process container is introduced to enclose and tightly keep together the associated process along with the newly introduced dummy port nodes and edges.
Levels are small and enclosed, but tightly designed, with transitions and rails thrown in to let you continue giant trick combos for longer than is, strictly speaking, humanly possible.
During scanning, samples were enclosed in tightly fitting plastic wrap to prevent movement and dehydration.
Get used to keeping a firm grip on the ball, enclosing it tightly in your glove.
Under basal, nutrient-rich conditions, the prApe1 oligomers are constitutively transported into the vacuole by the cytoplasm-to-vacuole transport (Cvt) pathway (Klionsky et al., 1992), in which small double membrane-bound vesicles, called Cvt vesicles, tightly enclose the prApe1 cargo (Baba et al., 1997).
Tie the neck of the hoodie to tightly enclose the laptop and secure it.Make sure the knot is tight so the laptop does not fall out.
That is, the sexual bits are tightly enclosed within flowers that never open.
