This sheet of retinula cells forms a cup-shaped, extended retina comprising 4,000 to 5,000 cells in the two largest stemmata (Toh and Mizutani 1994a).
Using your fingers, mold dough around stuffing, pinching dough into folds to form a cup for filling.
Those in rosettes often are flared and overlap at the base, forming a cup that holds rainwater.
Usually the pellets are prefoamed to some extent before being put into a mold to form a cup or some form of rigid packaging.
Dogs, on the other hand, form a cup with the tongue and scoop up liquid, the researchers said, spilling quite a bit of it.
Calcareous depositions below a young coral polyp (i.e., an individual member of the animal colony) are secreted by the ectoderm (generally, the outermost of three basic tissue layers), fixed to the surface to which the animal is attached, and thrown up into ridges, which form a cup into which the polyp can contract.
Members of Rhamnaceae, or the buckthorn family, are characterized by woodiness, stamens (male) alternating with sepals (opposite petals, when present), a disk of tissue developing under or around the ovary, and joined bases of flower parts that form a cup (hypanthium) surrounding the ovary.
Decompression caused a membrane actuator to form a cup shape.
The gray values are typically higher far from the center than close to the center, forming a "cup".
Also the failure mode changes such that fracture planes form a cup and cone pair with multiple internal cracks as opposed to helical planes observed in pure torsion which are formed by a single crack.
