"Layers of humanity," he recalled.
As the fable accumulates more layers of ambiguity, it recalls "The Cage," the seldom-seen pilot episode of "Star Trek" in which the starship commander (played by Jeffrey Hunter) is disfigured in battle and imprisoned by a mentally advanced, but physically depleted tribe of telepathic aliens who use him for their pleasure.
They also went through "seven different layers of analysis," he recalled, of the Don McLean song "American Pie" — including mentions of "the jester and the king," which they agreed referred to Bob Dylan and Elvis Presley, and of "the Father, Son and the Holy Ghost," which they agreed referred respectively to President Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr.
Ms. Bassett, who spends most of the play huddled in layers of drab, shapeless clothing, recalls an earlier self who was radiant with hope and sexuality.
The shop was a dump, Mr. Merritt recalled: "Layers of carpet, horrible vinyl everywhere and bars on the windows to protect the women and children inside the refuge.
He recalls that layers of middle managers made it difficult for executives to make and carry out decisions.
Such colocalization of the two transcripts in periventricular layers of defined neural tube domains recalls the identical expression patterns they display in the uterine endometrium [17].
Here we call for a revival of the notion of disease network, and recall how superimposing layers of clinical data and biological information to such networks may help identify novel disease genes.
Recall how many layers of paint need to be removed.
One huge powdered crag looked like a 900-story pile of Turkish delight; the ridges of another had the delicate fluting you find on a Kumamoto oyster; the limestone slabs of still another recalled the alternating layers of fat and meat on a pork belly.
