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The sun, moon, and stars were made of scattered sparks that were caught in the skull.
The stem surface is made of scattered bundles of caulocystidia (cystidia on the stem) that are brown or sometimes hyaline in KOH, club-shaped to subcylindrical bundles interspersed among hyaline cells.
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We developed a habit of quickly trying to make sense of scattered facts, because over-interpretation ("there's a rustle in the brush it must be important!") was more adaptive than under-interpretation ("there's a rustle in the brush probably nothing").
Other materials he gleaned like a magpie: wood flooring from a high school gymnasium still sits in the house, awaiting the next project; haunting metal skeletons, Dali-esque contraptions made of scraps, are scattered about.
SANTIAGO, Chile -- They are the face of Chilean guidebooks: giant statues made of volcanic rock scattered across Easter Island.
Villages made of thatched huts are scattered throughout.
The CuH sample was loaded into flat-plate 40 mm diameter cells of 1 or 2 mm thickness made of the null scattering alloy Ti 52.5%)Zr(47.5%).
Twenty-seven houses made of wood and clay are scattered throughout the territory and there is no village center (Santos and Tatto 2008).
But the design of the engine, which has been flown successfully for years, is hardly in question, she said, while manufacturing defects could be hard to systematically eliminate, with hundreds of parts made in scattered, Soviet-era factories.
Thirty Bedouin-style tents made of richly patterned lambs' wool were scattered about an oasis of native ghaf trees.
The best table decoration I've seen this year was made of pomegranates, split in half and scattered down the centre of a long table, twisted through with ivy, early twigs of hazel and gilded pears.
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