The spiraling nature of evolutionary software development processes produces executable parts of the system at the end of each loop.
The spiraling nature of inequality impacts even those who manage to break the odds; those who attend elite schools are airdropping in a sea of unfamiliar faces, competing with students who already hit the ground running with internships, networking opportunities, and extra tutoring.
These images showed that the spiraling nature of Snf7 filaments previously observed in solution (Shen et al., 2014) is conserved at the membrane.
In our own area, or neighborhood, most of the galaxies are like our own, spiral in nature, but at the very edge of the observable universe, the galaxies are eliptical?
I liked this a lot because there is a downside, for me anyway, to academic slicing and dicing of "what are we seeing and what does it mean," which is that urgent and palpable realities, like the disastrous downward spiral of nature today, end up translated into words and basically disembodied.
(1st p493 - 2nd p748 - Bonner p172) Thompson observes that there are many spirals in nature, from the horns of ruminants to the shells of molluscs; other spirals are found among the florets of the sunflower.
The design of a labyrinth echos spirals in nature, from a snail's shell to the inner ear to the winding of a bean vine as it springs from the earth.
The ninth of Av also marks the Jewish expulsion from Spain in 1492, and start of the mass deportation of the Warsaw ghetto in 1942, among other tragedies in Jewish history and is another example of the spiral-like nature of Jewish history.
Circles or spirals seem so natural in Nature (in winds, in shells, in DNA, in water, in wood) that our pattern of living may well imitate that form.
