And in some of the interstices between its pavilions — where one might have been grimly prepared to see museum gift shops — it has areas outfitted with comfortable chairs and couches and stocked with stacks of art books for browsing.
The white bones lengthen, and the black interstices between them, some of which is cartilage, shrink.
The interstices between the nanospheres allow some of the metal to reach to the substrate, creating an array of metal nanoparticles on the surface.
"But interstices have opened up in which some young researchers manage to find niches and do good science".
His work inhabits the interstices between fine art and scientific endeavour: some of the most fascinating bits of the show will no doubt be insights into how he managed to develop the technology to create the motion studies, using up to 24 cameras synchronised with clockwork mechanisms.
After all, this is a place built on a grid system, configured by dual-carriageways, roundabouts, subways and bridges, yet it's one of the greenest cities you could find, the interstices of said grid blooming with copious trees (some 20m in the urban area alone).
The Tory leader's keenness on letting these handy outfits make the hard decisions was ironic on a day when he was announcing plans to prune some of the hundreds of quangos that have mushroomed in the interstices of the British state (see article).In this section The devil's punchbowl Extraction My Uncle Albion Hedge-fun managers Missed opportunity Ready for the chop?
As we begin to address the major issues and problems in the interstices between translation and interpretation a major problem arises immediately, for some scholars would claim that there are no such issues or problems: translations and interpretations are, and should be kept distinct.
Or maybe some sort of clay could be pumped into the ground that would ooze out and fill the interstices.
Brokers and consultants flourish in the interstices.
