The cart would come along the street in the morning, with the driver yelling, "Bring down your dead!" Very soon, the cemeteries were filled, and new ground had to be consecrated: "plague pits," where the corpses were laid on top of one another, often in stacks of five — "like lasagne," as one Italian scholar put it.
Around 200 of these tables, ranging in size from occasional to banquet, are displayed throughout three large galleries, sometimes in stacks of two or three.
On the upper six stories, 60 to 80 Pullman-size compartments fitted with beds are to be arranged in stacks of three.
A new form of explosive, Dynamite drops in stacks of three, has a five second fuse and does big damage to structures with a huge 1600x380 unit blast radius that's in the shape of a flat cylinder.
The peripherally distributed plastids are enclosed in the endosymbiont ER (which is continuous with the nuclear envelope), and retain thylakoids in stacks of three, girdle lamellae, and an internal pyrenoid [14], [16], [17], [18], [40].
The euglenid-type chloroplasts were surrounded by three membranes, contained thylakoids in stacks of three, and contained one to three darkly stained pyrenoids without associated paramylon granules.
Because the relatively low magnification of this image does not allow us to determine whether the plastids have the usual dinoflagellate morphology (i.e., thylakoids in stacks of three and three outer membranes), an ultrastructural reinvestigation of this species is needed.
Stack tea cups, with a protector between cups, in stacks of two.
Sell stackable items on the auction house one at a time or in stacks of two or three.
It fell to Louie to spend three days recording what the dignitaries saw fleetingly: ovens, barracks, emaciated prisoners and skeletal corpses in stacks of about two dozen each.
Half of the students studied the words in one go (which allowed for a long space between each time they saw the same word) while the other half studied in four smaller stacks of five cards each.
