It is known that Mondrian painted his stripes by laying down strips of paper, the way decorators and contemporary painters use masking tape.
Nectar concentration was measured in a natural population in Concordia (Entre Ríos province, Argentina) as follows: to exclude ants from the EFNs, a thin stripe of aluminium paper was wrapped around the peduncle and each stripe was impregnated with an ant deterrent resin (Tanglefoot, USA).
Aren't these the same people who have been trying mightily to partially abolish the First Amendment in order to be able to lock me in prison if I should ever draw a certain pattern of stars and stripes on a piece of paper or cloth and then tear it up or step on it?
"The fact that I am a professor — one of the youngest professors ever — at Columbia, and that I earned my stripes writing hundreds of papers in peer-reviewed journals," Oz began.
But the wildly variable patterns of yellow and black blotches and stripes on the faces and abdomens of paper wasps (Polistes fuscatus) led behavioral ecologist Elizabeth Tibbetts of Cornell University to wonder if wasps use these marks to sort out their unique places in their pecking orders--strict hierarchies where wasps are ordered like rungs on a ladder.
Arrange the small pieces of paper together to create a chevron stripe.
Adjoining is the morning-room, finished in quartered oak, with walls papered in red stripes of two shades, has a quartered oak wainscot and white cornice, curtains and furniture are red and gold.
And D-L Alvarez's stripes of colored tape and wood-grained contact paper parody Modernist painting.
"The protests are not directed at the US military presence," Jennifer Stride, a spokeswoman for US Naval Support Activity NSAA) Bahrain, told the Stars and Stripes, the official paper of the US armed forces.
In the movie's most eye-popping scene, Montand wakes up hung over in a room papered in brilliant op-art stripes of teal, black and pale blue.
