The Toda live in settlements of from three to seven small thatched houses scattered over the pasture slopes; built on a wooden framework, the typical house has an arched roof in the shape of a half barrel.
Synaptic input maps for S1-L2/3 neurons were generally similar, but with stronger and spatially more focused excitation from L4, roughly the size and shape of a L4 barrel.
The future of 21st-century political youth movements was shaped by a barrel and a baseball bat.
Ollie is shaped like a barrel with treads and, to the surprise of your pets, it can go fourteen miles an hour.
The word Kabandha is often used to describe a large big-bellied barrel or a headless trunk, shaped like a barrel, which retains its vitality.
The wood type had no effect on the acetification length, whereas the shape of the barrel resulted in a significant shortening of the acetification length.
The JAMM core consists of a mixed β-sheet, which adopts the shape of a partially open β-barrel sandwiched by two α-helices, one on top (α1) and one on the bottom (α3), an architectural feature shared among the members of JAMM domain proteins, such as AfJAMM and Prp8.
Hundreds of illuminated bottles of whiskey (mostly bourbon) reach to the ceiling behind the bar, and light fixtures in the shape of bourbon barrels cast a warm whiskey glow.
Specifically, McVeigh arranged the barrels in the shape of a backwards J; he later said that for pure destructive power, he would have put the barrels on the side of the cargo bay closest to the Murrah Building; however, such an unevenly distributed 7000 pound load might have broken an axle, flipped the truck over, or at least caused it to lean to one side, which could have drawn attention.
They didn't barrel -- take the shape of a hollow tube -- and weren't fast enough for surfers to get air.
The 3D barrel pattern shown in Figure 9 was created using the 2 dimensional outlines from the control group to provide the shape of the barrels and setting the height of each barrel to an arbitrary 400 μm.
