Sometimes, as in "The Swan Prince" (2004), in which a youth in a small, shell-shaped boat is pulled by three swans tethered by red ribbons, the effect is more campy than numinous.
There is a small shell (Preos Browser) built-in to PreOs.
The PS4 Slim is basically the same as its predecessor inside, but in a smaller shell and with a new price tag at $299 with a retail availability date of Sept 15.
When you are sitting in a small steel shell millions of miles from home, how will you keep hold of who you are and where you've come from?
This ecotype displays a larger and more robust shell to resist the attack from predators such as crabs, and a smaller shell aperture in order to reduce the desiccation due to high sunshine exposure [ 47- 49].
Above and behind our eyes are 100 billion neurons in a small calcium shell, laced with organic pumps, channels and switches.
In Living species shells with a small embryonic shell (protoconch 1/prodissoconch I; the shell formed before the embryo hatches from the egg membrane) and a large larval shell (protoconch 2/prodissoconch II; formed during the planktotrophic phase), is characteristic of species with planktotrophic development.
The Java program is wrapped in a small C-shell script that sets the correct environment settings before the program execution.
Its secret: combining gadolinium in a small-molecule shell form that attaches to albumin, a blood protein that carries hormones throughout the body.
The results also indicate that the shallow thin-walled part is structurally rigid, such that it can be used in applications involving small shell parts, and can be processed more economically using less material than the flat thin-walled part.
In a way, those small shells were a curse on both their houses: Abingdonii and hoodensis were easy prey for the buccaneers and whalers who poured onto their islands in previous centuries and saw only defenseless, slow-moving meals that could easily be carted away.
