As the music unfolds, the intensity subsides, but the overall flow remains radically formless, until strands of lines and inner voices slowly coalesce.
Perhaps it matters less whether a hand devoted to comfort causes a life line to fray, or a hand inadvertently parts the haggard, final strands of that line in the service of elusive comfort.
First, strands of nylon line with their ends fit into microtubing were positioned within small perfusion chambers.
Marianthi Papalexandri-Alexandri, from Greece, wired a set of large recorders to an arcane setup that included small motors, strands of fishing line and membranes that picked up the slightest finger movements on the instruments.
After tugging on the man's legs and receiving no response, Sgt. Nieves said, "They grabbed both legs and pulled him out of the cabin," fighting their way through strands of fishing line as Detective Dowling pulled the man and Detective Blum guided them.
Back home, Mr. Ballas poked holes in a tin can, strung strands of fishing line through the holes, attached the contraption to a rotary lawn edger, and the Weed Eater was born — or what is more generally known as the weed whacker, a device that has reshaped the landscaping industry and delighted amateur gardeners.
Tendons are made up of parallel strands of collagen lined up in side-by-side bundles.
The music is brassy and industrious, with Baroque-like strands of crisscrossing lines, though the busyness gets interrupted by rhythmic disruptions.
But the real recipes of this collection were some the house has had for years: its message T-shirts; the three strands of pearls lining the hem of a cropped black jacket and matching short skirt; the fitted leather biker jacket covered in colorful flower buttons or gold chains.
