The entries for individual words grew, some to several pages in length, as a meshwork of cross-reference thrived between languages and usages.
The chorion, or eggshell, is commonly pierced by respiratory openings that lead to an air-filled meshwork inside the shell.
The trabecular meshwork is located in the anterior chamber angle formed at the insertion (far periphery) of the iris.
It can be caused by mechanisms that either push the iris forward from behind or pull it forward to block the outflow of aqueous humour through the trabecular meshwork.
During the first quarter of the 18th century, fashion favoured lighter laces, and point de France was replaced by Alençon lace, which is characterized by a delicate meshwork ground and design motifs each surrounded by a raised rim (cordonnet) worked by buttonholing over thread and decorated by a series of tiny loops (picots), their size standardized by being worked over the tip of a horse hair.
The functions of the SER, a meshwork of fine tubular membrane vesicles, vary considerably from cell to cell.
The ground could be a meshwork of drochel (hexagonal forms) or bars or a mixture of the two.
Two types of surgery that increase outflow of fluid from the eye include trabeculoplasty, a type of laser surgery that increases the permeability of the trabecular meshwork, and trabeculectomy (also called filtering microsurgery).
Their formation, established by comparison with the activities of cyanobacteria in modern tidal flats, occurred during periods of calm hydraulic conditions as the bacteria formed an organic meshwork of microbial mat that bound together fine sand grains.
Typically, a gland consists of either cuboidal or columnar epithelium resting on a basement membrane and is surrounded by a plexus, or meshwork, of blood vessels.
The reticular cells form a loose meshwork, as in a lymph node, while the spaces between them are packed with lymphocytes.
