Crystallite, any of a type of microscopic body occurring in such glassy igneous rocks as obsidian and pitchstone.
On this view, the color- and taste- and odor-less microscopic bodies might serve as a kind of trigger, but the production of the relevant sensations is due in large part to dispositions and capacities that are found on the side of the perceiver.
The scale of Tamara Riewe and Samuel von Wentz's microscopic bodies positioned against the Hudson River was austere and astounding.
From mass shipments of body bags to the microscopic inspection of body parts, New York is about to undertake the largest number of post-mortem examinations in the annals of forensic medicine.
Pregnancies are depicted as sources of horror, an attitude apparent in the "uterine and cervical" opening credits of Inseminoid, which are suggestive of the viewer "entering the realm of the monstrous womb... the titling reveals a microscopic insect resident in the body of a larger organism".
An essential feature of the Hartree equations is that the convolution kernel (vert xvert ^{-gamma}) still retains the fine structure of microscopic two-body interactions of the quantum system.
Dark-field microscopic examination of body fluids such as blood, urine, CSF, and dialysate fluid has been used, but is both insensitive and lacks specificity.
But mushrooms are just temporary reproductive structures, occasionally stuck up by the real body of the fungi below: a relatively permanent network of microscopic tubes that spread through the soil and absorb nutrients.
Her spare, elliptical short fiction is critically acclaimed, but it forms a challenging body of work, dispensing with straightforward narrative in favor of a microscopic examination of language and thought.
A significant body of evidence now exists related to the survival impact of treating microscopic nodal disease in patients with melanoma.
The body of heterogeneous concrete material is simulated as a continuum comprising a large population of microscopic "weakest-link" elements.
