This is the great strength of "Stay, Illusion": the frolicsome gravity, the feeling of a helpless stenographer taking down what one of these poems calls "Notes from the Trepidarium" (a typical Brock-Broido coinage, fusing "trepidation" and "tepidarium," the warm room in the Roman bath).
The pericarp and testa had a similar thickness among most of the Oryza and conformed to the typical Gramineae arrangement, being fused together (Stone 1996).
Quasi-isolation is an innovative, yet economical and pragmatic, design philosophy that employs typical bridge bearings as fuses to ensure predictable seismic structural response.
It is also worth noting that, the proposed EIS control scheme cannot avoid the first-cycle peak of the fault current as typical fast current-limiting fuses do, because of the approximate 10 ms time required for operation mode switching of the power electronic devices.
On the hindpaws, the second and third digits are fused, a typical condition for members of Diprotodontia, and the attached claws (which are still separate) are used for grooming.
The functional relevance of these additional domains fused to typical aaRS in P. falciparum needs to be experimentally addressed.
We present here the NMR solution structure of a 120 residue polypeptide representing a typical pair of such domains, fused at their respective C and N termini: it adopts a stable dimeric structure which reveals the detailed role of these (predominantly helical) domains in docking and dimerization by modular polyketide synthases.
In the presence of 10 or 25 ng/ml doxycycline, differentiation was visibly impaired, while non-treated cells fused and formed typical elongated myotubes (Fig. 3A).
One particular oddity of orchid flowers is their highly unusual reproductive structure, the normally separate array of reproductive parts having evolved to be fused together inside a typical orchid bloom.
The stm-dgh6 mutant exhibits the typical stm phenotype with two partly fused cotyledons, at an angle divergent from 180°, and a development arrest.
