The larger bands are more than 20 km across, often with dark, diffuse outer edges, regular striations, and a central band of lighter material.
However, some of them included fibers with altered characteristics and their normal striation pattern of lighter and darker bands were disturbed.
First dressed in black, then in white, their bodies are overlaid with vibrating striations, enclosed in bands of light or illuminated by a single torch, their shadows sometimes looming hugely on a screen behind them.
However, because of the limited spatial size in the experiments, predator-prey cycles in subpopulations can be observed in the banding pattern of lighter or darker striations.
(B ) SYCP3 fibres vary in length and width but show a constant pattern of light and dark striations, with a periodicity of 23 nm (mean = 23.3 nm, standard deviation = 0.95 nm).
Tarkovsky realizes the allegorical tale with an overwhelming density of visual detail; the riot and clash of textures — between black-and-white and color, agonized contrasts of light and murk, shimmery reflections on vast pools of water, and abrading striations of grass and stone — form a frenzied vocabulary and lend the film the torrential inner force of Dostoyevskian rhetoric.
"I like the way the different lights give you a feeling of the striations of the façade of the World Trade Center — that's subtle, but it's really important to me," Bonevardi said.
Mankell asks, "Why does barbarism always wear a human face?" If striations of optimism can be found in their work, maybe that's just the Northern Lights.
What other director, filming in the calm light of early morning and evening, could rivet our attention to the yellow striations of particular clouds, or to the patch of blue paint on the wall of the abandoned storage container that becomes a home to the homeless?
