For one thing, there is Woodrow Court, a midblock pedestrian-only cul-de-sac full of trees and American flags.
And yet, despite all of this the end result is still an anarchic hugger-mugger of concrete, brick, steel and glass, typified by cul-de-sacs full of double-parked cars, and arterial roads clotted with traffic jams.
The cuttlefish owes its talents to millions of specialised cells packed under its skin called chromatophores, which contain miniature sacs full of black, brown, yellow or other coloured pigment.
Miners pulling a line of sacs full of coltan down the side of the mountain.
At 5 DAP, endosperm nuclei were no longer visible and the embryo sac was full of clear liquid.
"Their whole body is filled up with these glandular sacs that are full of sticky fluid," said Ms. Laciny.
Quetzals lack a crop, and the intestine and caecal sacs often are full of fruit skins, probably indicating bacterial digestion (Wheelwright 1983).
This made me think there was, perhaps, a British equivalent fisherman killer, roaming around in a bobbling Regatta fleece, carrying a Mac-in-a-Sac and a Tupperware box full of maggots.
But their bodies are full of glandular sacs containing a deadly fluid, said Laciny, an entomologist at the Natural History Museum in Vienna, as well as a PhD student at the University of Vienna.
