On the floor, a four-foot square of red sparkle corralled within a black metal frame is overburdened with the title "Contained Hopes and Dreams of the Workers as They Walked Home From the Bar".
A simulation series of freely diffusing receptors in the spine membrane lacking AMPAR binding scaffold molecules and membrane domain corrals (red trace/plot in Figure 14) yields a linear dependency of the MSD on time, characteristic of unrestricted Brownian motion, and described by equation (4).
Order number in hand, we corralled a red Leatherette banquette in the trapezoidal dining room (where no alcohol is served).
That hearty image has fed a full corral of red-blooded musicals ("Paint Your Wagon"), operas ("The Girl of the Golden West") and movies (Gene Autry, Roy Rogers, Mel Brooks) over the years.
Once inside the red velvet rope, Mr. Tosh was corralled by a Comedy Central video team that wanted him to interview other comics.
And so, with this in mind, Coren Mitchell attempts to explain why bohemianism has endured (and it has: 150 years of banging red wine hangovers prove that) by corralling together a load of artists, writers, academics and people who might own a cravat, narrowing her eyes and forcing them to pin the ideology down.
"Live from the WH Rose Garden," one woman tweeted alongside a still from the show, showing handmaids in those familiar red robes and white bonnets being corralled by emotionless armed men.
After the metal detectors and the body search, we are ushered on to the red carpet, which is a sort of corral.
Instead, the psychologists, wearing bright red polo shirts, mingled with the athletes corralled near the swim start and approached anyone who seemed nervous or upset.
