So no matter what happens, Apple will not slowly sink into a directionless, uncharacterizable, spread-thin blob like, say, Yahoo or Hewlett-Packard or Microsoft.
Someone has scored a really thin, measly looking blob of hash – you're convinced it's just a stock cube or something – but you take a long draw on a joint of it anyway, feel your forehead and cheeks glow tingly as you watch wisps of smoke pool above your forehead and the white sun sets.
The thump and slap of dough hitting the counter precedes the arrival of your order and you can watch the magic in the semi-open kitchen as thinner and thinner ropes materialize from the dough blob.
A tiny blob covers your entire face.
However, a separate analysis of cracks on Europa suggests that the ice--thought to cover a global ocean--is too thin to sustain large salty blobs.
Gail Fitzgerald's multicolored blobs, impaled on the thin poles of sheet music stands, look as if they escaped into three dimensions from Mr. Hormuth's picture frames (Johnson).
"The [nontreated] mice look like huge blobs, while the others are thin and running around," Dwarki says.
His characters are often stripped to their absolute essentials: the boy, the penguin, the moose, with circles and blobs for bodies and heads, and thin straight lines for legs.
I find the guacamole creamy enough, but if you'd really like "nachos with all the fixings", as Bon Appetit describes their version, then by all means blob some on top (they suggest thinning it a little with water), along with some hot chilli sauce for good measure.
What does manage to escape leaves as very thin plasma streams that quickly break up into blobs of plasma.
Optical imaging experiments in primate, capable of microscopic resolution, indicate chromatic concentrations in the blobs of V1 and in the thin stripes of V2 [23], [24], [25], [26], [27], [27], with systematic mapping of hue across the thin stripe [28] and fine scale mapping of hue in V1 [29].
