And, in fact, it's not really about walking speed at all: it's my belief that when everyone is, to co-opt the word de nos jours, walking mindfully, we will naturally adopt different pavement patterns, gracefully weaving in and out of each other's slipstream, even – dare I say it?
Masonic pavement patterns were used by Jews, but redeployed as markers of boundaries rather than of centers.
The majority of the H&E stained tumor cells were variably sized, blue cells, with generally prominent nucleoli and distinct nuclear membranes that grew in solid sheets, cords and molded pavement patterns (Figure 1B and Figure S1A D).
Much of the structure remains, towering over the plain and the low buildings of the modern town, where there are many excavated Roman villas and a museum with a small and stunning collection of mosaics, including two pavements patterned with peacock feathers that I yearned to roll up and take home with me.
The outcomes of this study also enabled the establishment of a damage pattern chart for protective pavement design and rapid repair after blast load.
Overall, CURVY1 represents a novel receptor-like kinase gene involved in regulating cell morphogenesis, including trichome and pavement cell shape patterning through local actin cytoskeleton assembling and additionally functions in signal transduction cascades that control flowering time and seed production in plants.
Mechanistic-Empirical Pavement Design Guide.
Here, we show that the shape of Arabidopsis pavement cells creates a stress pattern that controls microtubule orientation, which then guides cell wall reinforcement.
Sensors can be used for incident detection, as well as for identifying traffic patterns and pavement conditions.
At the end of the video, the inked-up tire is bolted onto a car — one of those vintage ones still rolling around Havana, having dodged the reign of planned obsolescence — and is driven away, leaving a pattern on the pavement.
