In addition to its relationship with the muscle fiber, the motor terminal is intimately covered by the terminal Schwann cell (TSC).
The plant cell wall carbohydrates form a complex matrix composed of crystalline and insoluble cellulose fibres intimately covered by an intricate network of more easily solubilizable carbohydrate polysaccharides, generically designated as hemicellulose, and, more distantly, by a gel-forming layer of galacturonic acid-containing polysaccharides, commonly designated as pectin.
"I was missing him, but not intimately," Stodden, who was covered in body glitter for the interview, said.
After being revived on an operating table, Cyrus (covered in silver glitter) and Future are shown intimately singing their respective verses to one another.
The Zuma satellite's purpose was highly classified, but the fate of the project, which was rumored to cost $3.5 billion to develop, was covered in a high-profile fashion because it was intimately tied to a live-streamed SpaceX launch.
While local and international media routinely covered the gang problem, he said, he did not see reporting that intimately portrayed gang members or that connected the gangs to Guatemala's wartime history.
He also thought of a number of women he had known intimately but had not expected to remember; silently, they emerged from oblivion, their skin covered with sweat, infusing his restless spirit with something like serenity, although it wasn't altogether serene, perhaps not exactly a sense of adventure, but something like that.
These important developments will be covered by RTVi for its Russian-speaking audience, reported by someone who is intimately familiar with the issues at hand.
Mark I is a 3D skeleton – with a creepy resemblance to Scarlett Johansson - covered in silicone skin, responsive to compliments and commands, able to move limbs and intimately completed with the specifics of the female anatomy.
One of the singer's last musical triumphs was her 1998 collaboration, At Long Last, with the Count Basie legacy band, which covered a selection of indestructible songs negotiated with adroitness by one of the finest American singers to have emerged from an era when jazz and pop were far more intimately entwined.
The Downtown literature represented in this anthology is intimately bound up with that Manhattan — infused with the energy and violence of a city where blackouts and social protests were routine, the East Village was still filled with tenements, and the subway was covered with graffiti.
