"It's about doing things on the fly, changing things, like ripping the neckline of a T-shirt and putting in a zipper to make it that much sexier".
A key concept is the idea of topological defects, illustrated in Skinner's article by a glitch in a zipper, or a vortex in a field of arrows.
(When in doubt, Madewell designers throw in a zipper: up the back of a strappy wedge, $228; on the pockets of a delicate blush cardigan, $69.50).
In "There's Something About Mary" (1998), his first chasing-the-blonde movie, he's so jittery he catches his genitals in a zipper, and, later in the picture, a little dog attacks his crotch.
Importantly, we found that the penetration mechanism of the CPC is in a zipper way, i.e. the adjacent hydrophobic segments of the CPC could cross the membrane in a cooperative way.
But, as Bobby told me, "Ours isn't slapping comedy, it's sight-gag comedy" — a distinction reinforced by "There's Something About Mary," which has made three hundred and sixty-five million dollars since its release, in 1998, and is best known for the scenes involving Ben Stiller's genitals being caught in a zipper, and semen mistaken for hair gel by Cameron Diaz.
Until a few months ago, he had it stashed in a zipper-sealed plastic bag.
Adjacent layers mutually engage in a zipper-like pattern to result in a novel 3D interdigitated architecture.
Mr. Rossetti loved his days on the water so much that, from boyhood, he stuffed mementos of his trips -- and his luck -- in a zipper-lined photo album.
Adjacent layers mutually engage in a zipper-like pattern to result in a novel 3D interdigitated architecture, in which overhanging W12 clusters act as teeth.
Adjacent layers mutually engage in a zipper-like pattern to generate a new 2D + 2D → 3D interdigitated architecture, which represents the first interdigitated architecture assembled by Keggin phosphotungstate clusters and dinuclear copper II) complexes.
