| In both species the gametophytic cells of the placenta generally have less prominent wall labyrinths than sporophytic cells. |
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| You can watch the whitecaps kick up on the vast inland sea of Mono Lake or explore labyrinths of hard lava. |
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| And of course, there is considerably more concerning the labyrinths of the Cathedrals of Northern France. |
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| But they say that the inhabitants on Prangli do not know of any labyrinths on their island. |
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| The molecular mechanisms coordinating the development of the membranous and bony labyrinths are largely unknown. |
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| He draws arabesques with charcoal and thinned black acrylic, creating labyrinths of interconnected markings often structured by a loose grid. |
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| Researchers have long known that fish often mature in the murky saltwater amid the tangled labyrinths of roots created by mangroves. |
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| The delicate traceries of individual drawings mingle and tangle with each other, creating labyrinths of wings, teeth and sinewy limbs. |
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| During the last couple of decades, mazes and unicursal labyrinths have once again become popular. |
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| This informed his interest in machinery, in difficult texts, and in Daedalian structures such as labyrinths and winding stairs. |
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| In ever-more-abstracted form and diverse media, these elemental shapes, such as spirals, labyrinths, lozenges, and goddesses, recurred in her work. |
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| The painter has had a fascination with labyrinths and has found a symbolic similarity between them and the intelligence. |
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| For behavioural psychologists, the favoured 'guinea pigs' were white rats presented with labyrinths. |
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| The new Hygienic Design avoids the hollows and dead spaces found in labyrinths for high pressure applications. |
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| For thrill-seekers, check out our labyrinths and catacombs, which are arranged to offer you the utmost pleasure and to free you of any taboos. |
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| The book contains the inventory of all the labyrinths and documents known at the time, with photographical reproduction of almost all items. |
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| Theseus killing the Minotaur in the labyrinth of Crete, and labyrinths in general, were favorite subjects for church pavements, especially among the Gauls. |
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| As in other labyrinths which are analyzed in this book, education is a potential guide, but it is still scarce and disoriented. |
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| We also venture into labyrinths through the jungle, explore archaeological ruins in the depth and go into the turquoise sea. |
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| Not far from Scotland, a common dolphin gets separated from his group in the labyrinths of the Hebrides Islands. |
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| But in the open position, the plastic must progress through a series of labyrinths which produces a more turbulent flow. |
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| It is in the complex legal labyrinths of the 1944 Education Act that the grammar schools' bid for independence could foamier. |
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| On a personal level, development of ideas for labyrinths, pathways, elements to be manipulated, evolution of three dimensional works with incurved reflectors. |
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| The labyrinths, which stretch out through the hodge-podge of panels and their makeshift assemblages, make light of the tendency towards bricolage, make fun of the basement and the attic, and demystify the dwelling. |
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| Since it can generate thousands of mazes of different sizes, this game offers almost unlimited gameplay provided you don't tire of trying to find your way through the labyrinths. |
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| This taste for the construction of literary enigmas, puzzles, labyrinths, and visual designs, all presented in an esoteric, Latinate style, led to cabalistic and occult exercises. |
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| Complex labyrinths of hundreds and thousands of cobwebby slits that decorate products of different shapes with perfect figures are created by the hand of skillful artists. |
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| Critics observed that its style, magical realism as they called it, was not new: Jorge Luis Borges, a blind Argentine poet, had felt his way through those labyrinths before. |
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| Most commercial fishing traps are chambers entered easily by the prey but from which escape is prevented by labyrinths or retarding devices, such as gorges or funnels. |
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| Generalized sketches of vertebrate labyrinths are shown in the figure, with the usual locations of the sensory endings indicated for the different vertebrate classes. |
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| Jorge Borges referred to libraries as Towers of Babel and labyrinths. |
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| In this adorable skill game, you'll have to help a friendly little dog to find the way out of some labyrinths that you'll have to set up as you go. |
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| The labyrinths are based on axes that are vertical to the flower bed and complete them by two new axes parallel to the river, whilst diagonal axes are aligned with fountains. |
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| And on the growth of this sector depends on the breakage of the human set of labyrinths that deprive society of the desired evolution which is certainly possible. |
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| In the Tomb of Treasures Bonus Game you must solve the mystery of two magical labyrinths and unlock a secret safe to uncover the greatest riches of the ancient world. |
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| High-quality education allows to navigate in intricate labyrinths of the financial world with great ease and to achieve great successes in business. |
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| Just wear a helmet and an electrical lamp and let our experienced guides lead you into fantastic labyrinths and unique galleries full of stalactites and stalagmites. |
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| The global labyrinth, which is so difficult to define, in which human beings are now located, appears as the result of many partial and specific labyrinths which are easy to define. |
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| The reader's progress through these labyrinths of language thus forms a multicursal pattern. |
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| They usually represent cup and ring marks, labyrinths, deer, Bronze Age weapons, and riding and hunting scenes. |
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| Thrust balance is achieved with a balance piston with labyrinths on the rotating part and abradable seals on the stationary part. |
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