Even after shedding the mantle of advanced realism, Moline-Kramer's compositions held onto imagery -- as the figures of people, birds, trees, monkeys, and the like frequently emerge from within or submerge down into more expressionistic heavily worked grounds.
In effect, they created a barometer consisting of a tube partially submerged, upside down, in bowl of mercury.
Four-week-old greenhouse grown N. benthamiana plants were submerged upside down in polystyrene cylindrical flasks (6 cm height, 7 cm diameter) containing 2.5 L of the bacterial suspension and transferred to a desiccator.
Solos and duets and relay patterns for the group broke down quickly, submerged in the next wave of dance.
For hundreds of millions of years, the Lassen region underwent repeated uplifting to form mountains, only to have them worn down and submerged under encroaching seas.
Soon, she learns that there's a reason he initially stayed submerged from the waist down during their encounters: He's what we might call a merman, and instead of legs he has a scaly tail.
The knotted end of the bag can be hung down and submerged so the tea bag is situated above the rising bubbles.
When you played on a bench on a lawn, you were a great seafarer and the bench was your catamaran and the lawn was a storm-tossed ocean and that plastic bag scurrying in the wind was the ripple of a great aquatic dinosaur, still submerged, but bearing down on you with prodigious speed.
The sealed leaf pieces were submerged, abaxial side down, into 30 ml bacteria solution with 0.02% Silwet L-77 (Vac-In-Stuff, added to the bacterial solution after induction) dispensed in Petri dishes (100 mm × 15 mm, VWR International, Radnor PA).
Foils that stay fully submerged project down into the water vertically.
