Classical and non-classical van der Waals interactions in compound 7 generate a one-dimensional expansion of two woven ribbons along the c direction and these woven chains join together to complete the supramolecular architecture, which resembles a set of bricks.
The angular vortexes, woven chains of minute droplets, gleam moon white against depths of lush graphite, as in Vija Celmins' charcoal drawings and etchings of webs.
Weave ch in and out of dc and ch 1 sp. After weaving chain, gather the hat around the chain and tie in a bow.
Industries from aerospace to cars have woven supply chains back and forth across North America's borders.
This process worked okay in a pre-API economy, but, now, apps are part of a long, weaving, intersecting chain of apps that come and go depending on the level of API traffic and developer interaction.
Made from chiffon and woven with leather, chain and mesh, the bracelets come in a variety of colors and look rather sophisticated stacked high.
Meanwhile, fellow model Stella Tennant went about her weekly shop carrying a shopping basket made with the familiar Chanel motive chain woven into the basket wire.
Instead of a dozen or so electrodes, the technique uses 224 of them, all woven into a chain mail-like vest worn by the patient.
These processes can be temporally continuous and/or woven into a chain of discrete bottleneck events in the demographic history of an isolate.
Link them together, and you've weaved a chain-mail shirt.
Femme fatale came in the form of cable-knit sweaters woven with link chains, jersey tees paired with suede biker jeans and jacquard tiered skirts.
