The twisted case appears to remain unstudied.
For instance, "Splintered Reality" (2003) consists of curved, twisted and coiled splinters of tire from a high-speed blowout woven together to create a dazzling work of art.
However, we observed one instance of aggregate-positive R1 cells exhibiting twisted ring structures (see Figure 6 figure supplement 2C).
If you're looking for the emblematic documentary of 2012, for instance, check out The Queen of Versailles (released on 7 September ), a twisted cousin to Gatsby in the way it charts the rise and fall of the super-rich.
When Will examines that heart sculpture, for instance, it folds open, ventricles falling to the floor, and then walks toward him on twisted, black, nightmare legs, transforming into a demonic elk.
But looking at art for an hour or so always changes the way I see things afterward — this day, for instance, a group of mentally handicapped adults on a tour of the place, with their twisted, hovering hands and cocked heads, moving among the works like cheap cinema zombies, but good zombies, zombies with minds and souls and things to keep them interested.
Christian Cipollini, a self-styled organized crime expert, insists there's never been a credible recorded instance of a mobster being fitted with cement shoes, and calls the trope a "twisted-over-time variation of something that did actually happen".
For instance, very high data rate DSL, or VDSL, can provide up to 15 Mbps over a single twisted wire pair up to 1,500 metres (5,000 feet) long.
Immanuel Kant, for instance, whose project for perpetual peace we so willingly praise, declared that nothing straight can be fashioned from the twisted wood of humanity.
Grotesquely twisted steel gantries.
