(An enzyme in the firefly's tail drives a chemical reaction that makes light).
In this short but sweet article, venture capitalist Morgan Housel of seed- and early-stage firm Collaborative Fund explains why long tails drive returns in everything from venture capital to public markets to Disney cartoons.
Other than a tailing drive at the seventh that caught a cart path he was in play the entire day and until his misstep at the last he'd found 13 consecutive greens in regulation.
This amphipathic nature (containing both hydrophobic and hydrophilic groups) makes phospholipids important in membranes; they form a two-layer structure, called the lipid bilayer, with the polar head facing out on each surface to interact with water, and with the neutral "tails" driven inward and pointing toward one another.
It has been proposed that regions of intrinsic disorder in tail domains drive the wide-ranging molecular interactions mediated by LHs, several of which, may be determined by the CTD.
Nabokov, famously, came to hate the novel because of the cruelty of the world in which it was set - the remorseless beatings of Sancho and Quixote, the children putting furze under the horses' tails to drive them wild.
Yvars (pronounced EE-vars) hit a tailing line drive to right field that was snared by a diving Hank Bauer, ending the game 4 to 3. The Yankees won the Series four games to two.
Cofilin, one of three ABPs that precisely choreograph actin assembly and organization into comet tails that drive motility in vitro [2], binds and stochastically severs aged ADP actin filament segments of de novo growing actin filaments [3].
Prime Minister Meles Zenawi still uses the metallic green 1950's Cadillac with tail fins driven once by the Emperor and then by Colonel Mengistu (one of Ethiopia's few bulletproof cars), and he lives and works in the Emperor's palace.
Non-consensus bets have a longer tail distribution, driven by "who" but also "what," "when" and "how".
