From the fertilized egg on, cells typically have somewhat different makeup in different regions, often including one side anchored to some connective tissue or its sides tightly stitched by particular attachment structures to adjacent cells, plus a side that is open to the environment and where most of the signal molecules are found on the cell's surface.
He spoke like they do in old war movies, called us all by our surnames, and wore his hair on the back and sides tightly slicked to the head, like a parody of an old style bank manager.
Wrap this same side a couple of times, and then wrap both sides tightly around the whole tube.
"Once again, the home side bowled tightly as a unit and restricted Essex until that cameo by Graham Napier, which included three sixes in the same Crook over.
It wasn't dark money or lies on the sides of buses that really won the referendum for Leave; it was the other side's tightly constructed imaginative horizons.
The anterior part of the TbLRRP1-labeled bi-lobe is adjacent to the single Golgi apparatus, and the posterior side is tightly associated with the flagellar pocket collar marked by TbBILBO1.
Cover with foil and seal the sides very tightly, then cook overnight in the oven.
The canvas, with a zipper on three sides, fits tightly in the door frame.
Remove bowl from mixer, scrape down sides, cover tightly with plastic wrap, and set aside at cool room temperature until dough is light and airy, 4 to 5 hours.
"I don't think there's a villain in this story if we're trying to find one," said Bradway, who stood at the lectern for 46 minutes, his fingernails gripping the sides so tightly at times that his knuckles grew white.
