Your eye went bottom up as the pants culminated in a high swooping waistline, shaped erotically like the letter V. Above it, the model wore a shawl-cum-sweater woven from a single ribbon.
Sometimes he narrowed his materials down to pen and masking tape on the wall, as in the initially confusing "Continuous/Dis/Continuous" (1972), a single ribbon of tape applied to a long wall at about eye level.
Casual spectators of fashion probably wouldn't grasp the significance of As Four's sweater spun from a single ribbon, or the barnacle-like patterns on Benjamin Cho's otherwise plain cotton dresses, or the lines of verse that ran around the hem of Behnaz Sarafpour's dresses like a Times Square message ticker of the unfed soul.
These indicate that the distribution of islands in a single ribbon is rather uniform; however, is not quite uniform among different ribbons under same synthesis conditions.
In contrast, the United States is developing a "monolithic" fuel that consists of a single ribbon of uranium molybdenum alloy clad in aluminum.
The fluvial system abruptly changed from single, ribbon channels to a braided system, which notably increased the width/thickness ratio of sandbodies.
All of the villages in the survey area consisted of a single ribbon of houses situated along a road.
The morphological features of rod and cone photoreceptor ribbon synaptic terminals are different; rod photoreceptors form small synaptic terminals with a single ribbon, whereas, cone photoreceptors form larger terminals containing several ribbons with a shorter active zone [24].
The rod spherule contained a single ribbon (arrows, Fig. 1A) that was shaped as a crescent and measured 0.42±0.2 µm (mean ± SD, n = 49) in height and 0.030±0.003 µm (mean ± SD, n = 21) in width.
Variability in transmission was calculated assuming no variability in the postsynaptic response to a quantal release event as (5) C V s i n g l e = 1 − Pr N * Pr where N is the number of release sites/active zones at a single ribbon synapse.
