Here the interstices in the pierced openwork have been laboriously punched out by hand.
The oxygen anions (O2−) adopt a close-packed cubic crystal structure, and the metal cations occupy the interstices in an unusual two-lattice arrangement.
By conventional standards, the narrative is undramatic; what preoccupies Davey are the interstices in routine life that lead to dramatic eruptions, not the eruptions themselves.
In form, the self-conscious artiness of the opening sequence in Melancholia, the meaningful cutaways to the interstices in Tree of Life, make me embarrassed for our culture.
Black feminist scholarship has already provided approaches to working in the interstices between gender, sexuality and race (Collins 1989; Crenshaw 1991).
You might say he was lurking in the interstices, particularly between Haydn's classicism and Beethoven's nascent subjectivity.
In this world, which appears to have grown up in the interstices between civilian government, the military & commerce, boundaries between private money & public money, between business & government.
In this world, which appears to have grown up in the interstices between civilian government, the military & commerce, boundaries between private money & public money, between business & government..
However continually he was suffering in his last summer, there was still plenty of room, in the interstices between his identically painful thoughts, to entertain the idea of suicide, to flash forward through its logic, and to set in motion the practical plans (of which he eventually made at least four) for effectuating it.
In cf. Diplodocus species, the fibres are mainly visible in the interstices between the secondary osteons and occur locally only in the outermost cortex (figure 2 b).
