Many words were new to me, but instantly memorable: "glossamer" ("shining filaments of web spun across huge areas of landscape by small spiders in autumn, usually only perceptible near dawn or dusk when the light is slant"), or "radjel" (a west Cornish term for the "pile of rocks in which a fox seeks shelter, a fox-fortress").
Then, quietly, Mr. Bellow weaves another filament through the web melding memory with the future: "My mind is a storehouse of old wacky sayings, and one of them is 'Dum spiro spero.' While I breathe, I hope".
You control the loading and unloading of filament via the web app as well.
Each microvillus contains a bundle of actin filaments associated with proteins like villin, fimbrin, etc., and is anchored to the subjacent filamentous terminal web.
Sections tangential to the epithelial surface showed a reticulate staining within the cell, which is compatible with the occurrence of a subapical network of filaments, and a reinforcement of the fluorescent signal along cell boundaries where the filaments of the web adhere to and run along the intercellular junctions.
The filaments of the web, Dr. Ostriker said, then act like rivers, collecting material from the surrounding regions, or voids, that are less concentrated and funneling it to the lumpy places.
When he wrote the tender scene of her children's ballooning forth on their web filaments, trusting to fate and a warm breeze, he had only to describe what he had seen in his apartment.
Traveling at many times the speed of light (in violation of the laws of relativity), the audience then hurtles past clusters and superclusters of galaxies, finally reaching the outermost precincts of the known universe, where bright filaments trace a web of billions of galaxies woven in complex patterns.
They are the first direct observations of cold gas decorating such cosmic web filaments.
"We should be able, with MUSE's exceptional sensitivity, to detect the faint glow of web filaments," Bacon says.
