Sentence examples for wild surfaces from inspiring English sources

The outcome has a relentless, pornographic harshness, and not just because images of naked women, guns and muscular men in camouflage fatigues are also enmeshed in these wild surfaces.

The gatherings were banned in 2006 after reports depicting them as "wild orgies" surfaced in China's state-controlled news media.

Now that the Internet has destabilized the conventions of the printed page — in which a poem is a block of language so many inches wide and so many inches long, with pure white space surrounding letters and phrases set at fixed intervals — it is harder than ever to defend the translation of Dickinson's wild, dynamic graphic surfaces into such confines.

Colonies of the Δ pacC mutants conidiated less in the light (Additional file 6); in the dark, wild type colony surfaces were convex, whereas mutant colonies were flat.

A similar assay was performed on the abaxial surface of orange leaves (Figure 3B), and similar to what occurred on PVC surface, wild type and ΔXacFhaC strains attached to the leaves only if they were cultured in XVM2 medium, but ΔXacFhaC showed 1.5 fold lower CV retention.

Hence, over the land surface, Wild et al. and Pinker et al. disagree.

Adults of this genotype have wings (n = 22) that are smaller than wild type, lack surface adhesion and are veinless.

We performed mutational analysis within CDR3 to substantiate the role of CDR3 in gp120 interaction by determining the affinity of the D7 mutants in comparison to the wild type using surface plasmon resonance.

Transformation of the mutant with pKTH3832 restored the wild type-like surface structure when Pxyl-ecsAB was induced at a low level (not shown), indicating that the phenotype was complemented.

Since the secreted CD1d molecules that we have analyzed here traffic through the secretory pathway but not through the endosomal vesicular system, the pool of ligands bound to these CD1d molecules may not encompass all of those presented by wild type cell surface CD1d molecules.

In wild populations of surface fish, VAB is presumably deleterious since it may be easily detectable by predators [ 40].