a-strand

As Horace Mann, the great educator, once said, "Habits are like a cable. We weave a strand of it everyday and soon it cannot be broken. "

A cylinder of wire mesh, foam rubber, or other material around which a strand of hair is wound to produce a soft curl or wave.

The gonad's appearance is saclike, inside has a cavity, and cells arrange like a strand that opens to the surface of the embryo.

Start by gently moving a strand of her hair from her face.

We picked off a few fibers before we washed her off. And there was a strand of hair, adhering to the wound margin.

When a spider wants to travel long distances, it simply casts out a strand of silk, captures the breeze and " flies" away.

Robert Jordan felt his own breath tight now as though a strand of wire bound his chest .

A sizing is applied to the filaments just before they are gathered into a strand .

The device is invisible to the naked eye and is about one thousandth of a strand of human hair.

When a voltage is applied across the membrane, a strand of DNA is drawn into the pore.

Man did not weave the web of life - he is merely a strand in it.

So suddenly, DNA is not a strand, but a loop and now the fun begins.

But the Ion Torrent machine uses a silicon chip that can detect the hydrogen ions given off when a new base is added to a strand of DNA.

To prove his theory, Roy-Henry wrote to France's Defense Ministry last month to request a DNA test on a strand of Napoleon's hair.

The prime minister represents a strand of Conservatism that recoils from the idea of Britain taking up again Kipling's burden.

REMOVE the outer coating from a strand of optical fibre, bend it and attach a sensor to detect the tiny amount of light that will leak out.

If necessary, pull a strand of yarn along the crosswise grain, and cut along this yarn.

In this image, colored bars represent the bases that make up a strand of DNA, while the green circles represent methylation.

Flora stood before her, saying nothing, pulling a strand of hair across her scarlet cheek.

Scientists have written what they believe is the world's smallest periodic table - on a strand of human hair.

The sequence of nitrogenous bases along a strand of DNA determines the genetic code.

DNA is not a strand but a loop.

PLATNIK A strand of spider silk is , has a tinsel strength that's greater than steel of the same diameter .

A strand of sceptical thought, behavioural economics, has been booming.

A strand of unearthly fragrance drifted in the air.

for this reason, what we can know is a strand of Tao only, just as the blind touch an elephant.

BioBrick is a strand of DNA that has universal connectors at each end.

A BioBrick is a strand of DNA that has universal connectors at each end.

The material is a thin coating of carbon nanotubes - hollow and multi-walled tubes about 10, 000 times thinner than a strand of human hair.

A likely explanation is that some polymerase enzyme is particularly prone to errors when it's weaving a strand of DNA.

A strand of banded agates (onyx) with gold spacers.

She twirled a strand of hair round her finger.

At one point, he lifts a strand of pork that I have dropped on my notebook and puts it on a side plate.

a string of beads or a strand of pearls.

A hair, a strand of hair.

To break a strand of (a rope, for example).

Because I was going to teach Chinese history, so I made a strand.

Have a care, love is more than a strand of missing.

But threading a strand through an AHL pore and detecting the individual bases at the same time is very difficult.

Something that suggests the continuousness of such a strand, cord, or filament:

Something that suggests the fineness or thinness of such a strand, cord, or filament:

We tear the club up and leave without a strand of evidence and uh

Contagious: A human head louse clings to a strand of hair

a strand of cotton hanging from the hem of a skirt

And i went crazy again today, looking for a strand to climb