A dance-video installation featuring live layered scores by Peter Whitehead, "Frame Dances" allows audiences to move throughout the space -- a fitting way to break in a new theater.
Bark is continually replaced by a living layer of cells called the cork cambium.
The "victimless leather" is grown out of cell lines, which when cultured, form a living layer of tissue supported by a biodegradable polymer matrix to form a coat.
If we assume that the thickness of the living layer remains constant during tumour growth, the radius of the dead kernel is given by L†= L T − δ m, and because V u = V T − V† and.
It is, therefore, able to stimulate communication in a more sensual, lived, layered way.
Sapwood, also called alburnum, outer, living layers of the secondary wood of trees, which engage in transport of water and minerals to the crown of the tree.
It is where the Calusa Indians, who were wiped out in the 1700s, lived, layering the land with mounds of shells and sand that remain today to help protect it from storms.
Likewise, life falls and showers across the landscape of our lives, layering more and more.
Cyclin E was detected in a heterogeneous fashion in the nuclei of all living layers of epidermis (Fig. 4a and Fig. S1a,b).
The localization of the five SSTR subtypes was shown in all living layers of the human epidermis by immunohistochemistry with heterogeneous staining intensity and also differences in subcellular localization [17], [18].
