Think of the DNA as string and these proteins as a spool; how tightly or loosely the string is wound around the spool has effects on how DNA expresses itself.
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I use Berkley Vanish when I want a whole spool of fluorocarbon, but I mostly use it for leader material at the end of my main spool of monofilament or braid.
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His presence unravels the spool of sunny pop, triumphant trumpets.
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An automated spool then winds up the fringed, green PVC.
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He posted a photo of a spool of thread to Tumblr.
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It prints standard PLA and comes with one spool of the stuff.
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There's a spool of yarn for the modest price tag of $9,000.
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Load your bobbin and top spool with the same color of thread.
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It looks like an empty spool, or two wheels and an axle.
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Wind and problems attaching a base plate to one spool caused some delays.
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There's really not much anyone can do once hurricanes like these spool up.
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Jared Spool is the founder of UIE and co-founder of Center Centre.
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Each is attached to a spool of white ribbon lest they fly away.
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GIPHY's Ari Spool led a discussion on the continued renaissance of the GIF.
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At 19673 he got a job at the spool mill one town over.
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The sea, spool of junk, similar to land abides by plastic the albatross eats.
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I returned to the studio with a spool of fencing wire a mile long.
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The company acquired Pocket competitor Spool, melted it down, and reforged it as Facebook Save.
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It's essentially a cylindrical spool with a prosthetic tendon in the hand wrapped around it.
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We have what we call a rewind machine to spool the film back and forth.
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As the concert began, things got off to a shaky start for soft-rockers Spool.
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One crane will do the "big pick" and lift each spool completely out of the building.
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Some go for heroin, I went for a skein of Anchor and a spool of Coats.
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Powerful sentences were about to spool out from her; she just had to gather herself first.
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The filament spool is hidden inside the printer itself and can be easily replaced with different colors.
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It was a complicated procedure, involving an electric drill and a spool of 36-gauge alloy wire.
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Hillary Clinton and the spool of polyester she's wearing pose for a picture with Kim and Kris.
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Intrigues and doctrinal disputes within the Eastern Orthodox Church often spool out over decades, if not centuries.
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He was the CEO and co-founder of Spool, a mobile caching service, acquired by Facebook in 2012.
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As events spool backward, we glimpse the various crises and anxieties encountered by both women along the way.
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In Johnstown, Pa., he held forth with employees at a manufacturing company beside a massive spool of wire.
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As if a string of yarn was slowly spinning off a spool, I became slightly more at ease.
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When I got home, it had unwound the entire spool and wrapped it around the cleaning brush roll.
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A central filament spool hangs out on top of the machine and you print onto a round heated bed.
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The tightening technology relies on a single cable loop that's threaded through the motor, which acts as a spool.
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Well, if you're Jared Spool, you team up with a friend and create your own design school from scratch.
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It also features a sturdy plastic design and comes pre-assembled with a spool of filament in the box.
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The hydrofoil is pulled by cables, which spool out of two winch drums on either side of the lagoon.
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When it does decide to spool up whatever resources, you can do some serious outbound damage to other APIs.
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Soon after he opened the panel, a pulley system began whirring like the spool of a mechanized fishing rod.
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To use the filament you simply insert a spool into your printer and run the filament through a plastic tube.
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But whether there is an official order or not, it will take some time for assembly lines to spool up.
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It's this spool that must move precisely and is the end point of the complex gearing mentioned above in other hands.
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Since that day, Kritika's sewing machine has sat in the family's living room, a spool of thread loaded, awaiting her return.
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Currently, the most common uses for the recycled polystyrene include picture frames and plastic rolls that spool out cash register receipts.
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His sensibility worked superbly in film, especially in the enchanting "The Umbrellas of Cherbourg," which offered an unending spool of emotion.
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As Zunum today announced, it has chosen Safran's twin-spool Ardiden 3Z light helicopter engine as the powerplant for its first planes.
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You may want to keep it on an extra spool so you don't have to go through the headache of changing lines.
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By placing a paper cone into the machine's candy floss spool, viewers will be able to trigger different sounds and visual projections.
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After four attempts (which, in retrospect, was two attempts too many), we finally decided to switch to a different spool of filament.
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But as episodes spool out, Lenny becomes more complicated, both more hard-line and vindictive and, in some cases, seemingly more compassionate.
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The device had 18 keys, and it could handle addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, printing calculations on a tiny spool of paper.
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Spool says Center Centre is designed to be an industry-ready education system with an emphasis on a competency and experience-based curriculum.
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Between the first and second recording, he had survived a serious car crash; in the second spool, his dad mentions his declining health.
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The spoof twitter feeds, which normally abstracts fan feedback with a couple milquetoast tweets, would suddenly spool into an unmanageable thread of hate speech.
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Lastly, Daiwa's BG wins out thanks to its partially sealed drag (that is, the stack of washers that keep tension on the reel's spool).
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We did everything we could to detangle the filament spool, but short of hand-feeding the machine the plastic, it wasn't going to work.
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A better design would replace the spool of bag material only, instead of having to throw away the depleted hard-plastic ring every month.
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They introduced us to the new kitschy It-bag fashion bloggers are going to be fighting over Shaped like a giant spool of golden thread.
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The printing tray is also pre-leveled to speed up the process, and each printer comes with a spool of filament to get you started.
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In January, the Japanese space agency, JAXA, attached a 2,300-foot-long spool of aluminum-and-steel cable to an uncrewed space station supply vehicle.
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Because it's thinner, you can fit way more of it on a spool, enabling use with much smaller spools and reels than with other lines.
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"People are very sympathetic, but the lecture itself is like watching someone unreeling from her mouth a very long spool of blank paper," Atwood said.
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He even built a two-story wheelchair out of PVC pipe, paint trays, and spool wheels to warn against cuts to Medicare for state residents.
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Rolls-Royce's new RB211 triple-spool turbofan engine was expected to be able to deliver the performance capable of powering the new 300 seat jet.
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The first spool was removed late Thursday from the shuttered Atlanta Cyclorama & Civil War Museum by cranes and trucked about 12 miles north to the center.
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"We like to think of a GIF more as a medium than a format," says Ari Spool, a community curator at the GIF search engine Giphy.
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On Monday, Christmas decorations still hung on the turquoise house: a spool of ribbon around the front pillars and a red bow on the front door.
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You'll find us as well on Facebook, where we've discovered an energetic community of home cooks and subscribers, and on Instagram, where the stories spool on.
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Wickets are set up behind the batters, and they consist of three long poles called stumps on which balance two little spool-looking things called bails.
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Our spool of filament kept getting tangled and, as a result, the printed object would often end up in a mess of plastic filament and sadness.
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This spool lets you wind up the slack of your earbud cords and prevents them from getting tangled when you throw them in a bag or drawer.
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Bluelounge Cableyoyo, $9.95, available at AmazonThe Cableyoyo is a $10 rubber and metal spool, around which you wrap your earphones (or any other smallish cable) for safekeeping.
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From this spool I began to make coils, cut them into rings, and weave the rings into a textile in the form of the United States flag.
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Like Reed Richards of the Fantastic Four, a nerdy scientist, who when pitted against Doctor Doom and his robot army could spool out into any length and shape!
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When trying to convince executives of the value of design, Spool says the best way to start out is to ask them what problem they're trying to solve.
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Instead, since the engine's twin turbos need to spool up before they can send a wave of power crashing over you, there's a bit of a throttle lag.
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USA Today notes that using an average 1 kg spool of plastic, the ThingMaker should be able to create 20 figurines, 30 pieces of jewelry, or 100 rings.
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That cable is connected to a truck, and a man on a hydraulic system, with essentially a spool and a handle, that determines whether you live or die.
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So there's really not much anyone can do once hurricanes like these spool up, and many have tried and failed to stop full-on hurricanes in their tracks.
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Etsy opened what it calls Etsy Studio, where it wants everyone at home with a spool of yarn and a bag of beads to start selling crafts online.
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"I go on the subway every day, I'm still going out," she said, as she dipped a disposable spool wand into a tube of Tom Ford Beauty mascara.
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I think you both hint at it above, but let's spool it out: In what ways does Call Me by Your Name feel like an important film in 2017?
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HP is doing some neat things to get its size down, like having the machine spool in sheets to copy, rather than requiring them to be laid out flat.
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These cords can be tightened or slackened to make the fingers take different positions, and that's often done by having a spool take up the slack or deal it out.
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As the years spool backward, you&aposll see the brilliant blue diamond leave its museum pedestal and swiftly change hands , from merchants to socialites to thieves to King Louis XIV.
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This so-called "turbo lag" is the result of the Ranger's turbochargers needing exhaust gas to spool up and deliver their full boost, a common complaint about force-induction motors.
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Oh and Comer, of course, remain uniformly terrific, Oh letting Eve unravel like a spool of thread under the mounting tension and Comer turning Villanelle's knife-blade grin ever sharper.
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For example, you probably already brush your teeth every day, so use it as a prompt for flossing — put your spool right next to your toothpaste, so you'll never forget.
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You have people who are enabled by management and internal structure to spool out the threads of a problem, even though you're not really sure what's going to come out of it.
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A few days after setting his pots during a testing, Mr. Palombo headed back to the area and pushed a button on his boat that sent an audio signal to the spool.
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Then the Cameroon player Ajara Nchout's dexterity with the ball, making it spool out and return like a yo-yo, left New Zealand's goalkeeper — and by extension, Thailand — hopelessly out of position.
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"At first glance it looks like a flat star-shaped spool for thread," the narrator claims in "The Cares of a Family Man," Franz Kafka's brief, haunting story in which Odradek appears.
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Other women, on hearing my first tentative pecks, might have shooed me away, but my grandmother gave me a stack of discarded paper and showed me how to spool it into the typewriter.
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The cableyoyo's magnetic center grasps and holds earphones (and other small cables) easily: just place your finger in the center of the spool and pull to unwind earbuds in a matter of seconds.
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Unlike the platters in computer hard drives that feature ultra-thin layers of various metals to store tiny magnetic charges, tape needs to be able to flex, bend, and be wound onto a spool.
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The movie bashes away at your cynicism until some forgotten priorities spool forth, seeming obvious, all of a sudden; until you cry six times, shaking your head at how far you've traveled since childhood.
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Dr Suslick, however, thinks one way around that is to use cartridges that have multiple arrays stored on a spool, so that a new one becomes available as soon as a used one gets soiled.
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When she heard Lillian's heavy breath rise above the echoes in the stairwell she asked, "You got time before our morning client?" and gestured at the jug of sun tea on the spool table beside her.
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If, however, you must take it into the brine, be especially sure to disassemble and thoroughly rinse it with fresh water afterward, leaving it out with the reel and spool apart to fully dry before reassembling.
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Five years ago, for instance, a TechCrunch Disrupt Battlefield finalist, Spool, debuted its "Instapaper on steroids," which let you save any content to its app, including not only text, but also media like audio and video.
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The thread is then refined further until it is ready for warping and wefting on pale-green Japanese machines that spool hundreds of threads together in a room with peeling yellow paint and a high ceiling.
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There's a GIFoscope of the first ever animated GIF, an animated timeline by GIPHY Community Curator Ari Spool, and a visual mnemonic for the controversy over how to pronounce "GIF": a modified Jif peanut butter jar.
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The comedy, co-created by and starring Aziz Ansari, a celebrated Indian-American comedian, unfurls the same themes over the course of 20 episodes, allowing its cultural and political education to spool out naturally from its story.
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The thing now is that there aren't any jobs, and it seems to be a lot of bad stuff that's happening—one can almost see it like a thin spool of thread that's been unstrung and snags each one.
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Mr. Palombo and collaborators at the New England Aquarium are testing a ropeless system that would leave lobster pots attached to a spool of rope at the bottom of the sea rather than to a buoy on the surface.
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And while it's not important that they recognize who the cast of characters pictured are, it is I'm hoping evident how intimate these relationships are, like layers of an onion or like a spool coming undone picture by picture.
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And while it is only launching 12 today, Ari Spool, Community Curator at GIPHY, explained that the company is interested in continuing to build on the idea of making it easier for artists to get their work to the masses.
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At precisely 10:08 am on the morning of June 0013, the four twin-spool Olympus 593 engines under the Concorde's sweeping white wings powered up to full afterburner and launched "001" down the runway of Gran Canaria's Las Palmas airport.
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Going back to the DNA-as-string metaphor, epigeneticists want to figure out how things like diet and exercise cause chemical changes that make the DNA wind more or less tightly around the spool, and how those changes affect us.
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The verses often unwind spool-like in the painter's dancerly script, and raise a variety of questions regarding the verbal component of Twombly's work — work that declares nothing beyond itself and its viscerally felt, fidgety elegance, but that nevertheless talks, recites, and references.
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But during the fourth "I think there is going to be a fair amount of pent-up demand because a lot of manufacturers are going to spool back up or others have been producing but haven't had an opportunity to ship," Fritz added.
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Holding down a button to play a Live Photo is annoying when you're using to autoplaying GIFs and videos, and the little spool of footage isn't as smooth as the animation produced by, say, Google's Motion Stills (which also exports regular GIFs).
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Engaging the reel, or turning it over from "free spool" and into gear, is a firm, decisive process that gives you the feeling that this reel is not going to slip up on you like some cheaper reels start to do over time.
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Some of these notifications improvements have already appeared on Android, where Google has been quicker to spool out the possibilities of atomized interactions with content and distributed apps, something I'm convinced is the future of mobile (and publishing, but that's another story).
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The moments before the violence are captured in the video below: The stones that pelted Excalibur and Spool were turned towards the stands, and a man seen "dancing like a homosexual" during Lasser's set became the straw that broke the camel's back.
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Here's how the system fared, as the authors recount in the new study: The demonstration environment contained two objects to be retrieved: a green soda can in an unobstructed area and a pink spool of wire in a narrow gap between two trash cans.
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The spool is made from a flexible, rubber-like material, so it can stretch and be fatter—allowing it to reel in the tendon quickly for speed—or shrink down to be narrower—allowing it to reel in the tendon with more force, for strength.
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Choosing the right trolling gear can be difficult: too lightweight, and you might destroy your tackle, or leave a fish with a lure and spool of line attached to it; too heavy-duty, and there won't be much sport involved in retrieving (most) smaller fish.
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An object sculpture based on a large-scale industrial spool is displayed in one corner, but the same found object appears in some of the video footage, being rolled around by figures wearing the same feature-obscuring masks donned by the members of Moon Medicin.
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Spurred on by the success of Argus, JIV Ltd and Radio Veracruz organized a battle of the bands, billing local bands Spool, Glöstter Gladiattor, Danger, Mierda, Excalibur, Parabellum (billed as Mentes Locas), Lasser, and Kraken to compete for a deal with national record label Codiscos.
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It's also nearly impossible to break — even when you want it to, in the event of an irretrievable snag — which can mean cutting your expensive line when half of it is still out, costing you a new spool, and the environment any number of reprehensible tragedies.
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That the 100 minutes of "State of the Union" — which spool out over two weeks on SundanceTV or one week on Sundance Now and other digital platforms beginning Monday — are a bit of a bagatelle, a minor project for all involved, doesn't make them any less enjoyable.
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If you spool out the thread here it's not hard to see Workflow being integrated heavily with Siri, allowing even more seamless activation and composition of actions now that the team has access to Apple's private APIs, which are more robust than the tiny bit of Siri that's public so far.
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Playlist: "Brakhage" / "Plastic Mile" / "Nomus et Phusis" / "Prisoner of Mars" / "The Man With 100 Cells" / "Rainbo Conversation" / "Spacemoth" / "Hallucinex" / "Refractions in the Plastic Pulse" / "Daisy Click Clack" / "Laserblast" / "Gus The Mynah Bird" / "Spool of Collusion" Listening to Stereolab's discography, it's easy to overlook the fact that their music contained some overtly political manifestos.
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A spool of 563 Ikea measuring tapes attached to form one long measuring tape, "1200 foot measuring tape," and a Warholian short film shot from a stationary, ground-level vantage point, Running 1200 Feet (both 2012), dramatize how regulatory impediments can make Buttermilk Channel's relatively narrow, 1,200-foot width feel impossible to bridge.
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Image: Image: Emily Hammer and Jason Ur/Advances in Archaeological Practice"As you turn the spool of a film roll following the path of the U2 plane, you may not know exactly what you'll see in unfamiliar places, so there's often a sense of exploration and discovery," said Hammer in a statement.
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Pros: Cordless, converts between trimmer and edger, comes with two batteries, auto-line-feed allows for continuous use, adjustable handle for comfortCons: Line spool needs to be replaced often, position of safety button is difficult to use if left-handedBuy the WORX PowerShare 12-Inch Cordless String Trimmer & Edger on Amazon for $85.77
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Indeed, because of the way the stories and characters spool into one another with mathematical intensity, and the second-by-second in-your-face descriptions of prolonged battles from a sergeant's eye view, "The Fighters: Americans in Combat in Afghanistan and Iraq" could be the most powerful indictment yet of America's recent Middle East wars.
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Not to mention the fact that it still remains decidedly unclear how the Iowa Democratic Party will spool out all the results, how they will explain the discrepancies that led to this delay and whether or not voters and the candidates will believe that, despite the problems, this was a fairly conducted vote and result.
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Down the fashion house's fall 2020 men's runway came elegant overcoats and shorter jackets pieced together from puzzle-like segments; the models wove through oversize props, like a pair of scissors, a pencil and a spool of thread, as if Abloh hoped to animate the very craft that brought those garments out of his atelier.
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During the 1970s, theater owners switched from showing movies on reels, which required projectionists to cue up segments of movies on two separate projectors and switch between them throughout the film, to platters, which allowed projectionists to connect all the reels of a film together on a massive spool that could play through a single projector.
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Film — that is, the actual medium of film, which comes on giant spool-like reels and is projected through special projectors — has a distinctive look that's hard to describe, but you know it when you see it: It feels weighty and somehow authentic, probably because it recalls the way most movies in film history have looked.
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Just as you think you've understood the narrative technique, which takes us into Reyna's life through her relationships, Part II commences, shifting to third-person stories that seem to spool farther and farther away from Reyna, until we arrive at the distant connection of German antiquities smugglers who spent a night at Kiki and Osman's home in Turkey, four decades ago.
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In "Cranes in the Sky," the singer delivers one conceptual, avant garde look after the next, from the fluffy pink insulation meets Shar-Pei coat that the video opens on, to a custom gold-spangled coat made in collaboration between Tina Knowles and Tim White, and even outfits she made herself out of palm leaves, pink plastic bags and a spool of purple yarn.
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In the center of the frame are the slightly embellished lyrics of Big Bill Broonzy's 1945 blues song about Jim Crow segregation called "Black, Brown, and White": If you're white you're alright If you're yellow, you're mellow If you're brown, stick around If you're black, get back (get way back) Below the portraits rests a long, rectangular-shaped sewing spool containing shades of thread that match the tones represented in the portraits and the text.
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Obstructing your progress through every stage is a series of obstacles, solvable by yanking on things with your own body-forming string, pulling or pushing objects—apples, rocks, floats, old tin cans, a spool of fishing line—or by being clever with knots: Get a piece of yarn taut between two spots and Yarny can spring upwards from it, or you can shove an asset along it, from a lower level to where it's needed.
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