I once (O.K., twice) nearly pinned Mr. Riiff to the inside of a truck.
Barrios said that, with your ear to the stone, "it was like listening to the inside of a seashell".
Phase modulation is generated by the electrostatic field confined to the inside of a microstructured ring electrode.
Its nest, an open half-circle of loosely woven twigs, is glued together and to the inside of a hollow tree or chimney with the bird's sticky saliva.
Receptors on the surface of cells interact with molecules, or ligands, in the extracellular environment, and the receptors must then communicate information to the inside of a cell.
You're absolutely right that the "true" projection of the sky as seen from Earth is akin to the inside of a globe.
An insulating conveyor belt carries positive charge from the base of the Van de Graaff machine to the inside of a large conducting dome.
The researchers say that their work shouldn't yet be a cause for alarm, mainly because the exploits require access to the inside of a vehicle.
Today, Ed Labay, the chain's vice president of merchandise, likened the store's layout to the inside of "a teen's mind," or a social media feed.
Taped to the inside of a Sainsbury's window in King's Lynn, a printout of a map reminds teenagers of the town's restrictions.
People who would never come close to the inside of a prison will start going to gaol for long periods of time.
