Subverting the cool Minimalism of Carl Andre's floor sculpture, Ms. Weinstock adds a tactile dimension by inviting viewers to walk barefoot on the pliable rubber surface -- through which, here and there, the pantyhose protrude.
Moon suggests dual-density dildos, which have a "pliable outer surface, feel similar to flesh cocks, and can be easier on the throat and jaw".
These are: (1) a signal peptide to direct the protein of interest toward the secretory pathway; (2) an endogenous surface protein pliable to recombination (i.e., insertion, deletion, and fusion) to facilitate a stable surface anchorage of the target protein; and (3) an epitope tag to facilitate the detection of successful surface display (Smith et al. 2015).
While fine for computers and other products, they are inflexible and cannot be easily wrapped around curved surfaces or pliable ones, making them hard to be used in the body.
After contact with irrigation fluid, the collagen fleece became pliable and easily adapted to the surface contour of the resection cavity.
Technology is surrounding us; its surface is becoming more complex, pliable and familiar to the eye.
It should be pliable enough to mold itself to the joint surfaces and cover all denuded surfaces.
Just as the artist molds paper around three-dimensional forms to create impressions in his prints, so he treats the gallery architecture as a ductile medium, creating the illusion that its surfaces are as loose and pliable as skin or cloth.
Add the water, then get your hands in and knead everything together to form a soft and pliable dough. 2 On a well-floured surface, roll the dough out to about 4mm thick – it should behave like standard dough, so if you find it is cracking, add a little more water (if the pastry has become too warm it may also benefit from 10 minutes in the fridge to firm it up).
For residents of colder climes, this is not a happy time of year for body surfaces that depend upon moisture to remain pliable, comfortable and intact.
