Eventually, tau proteins begin to tangle up inside the neurons.
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That figure helps the Senate steer clear of complex budget rules that could tangle up the process.
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And the purpose of the mucus in our lungs is to tangle up invading germs and prevent infections.
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The helicopter blades look like they would tangle up with the fuel line and send both aircraft tumbling down.
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With his Afro-Latin Jazz Orchestra, he presents original works that tangle up Cuban folklore with modernism and experimental jazz.
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Its work, pursuant to new federal legislation, would be separate from PREPA and the Commonwealth's bankruptcies (which tangle up decision making).
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With the clock ticking, there may be no time left to prevent a no-deal exit, which could tangle up trade routes.
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Tau can tangle up and accumulate in the brain in abnormal ways, having a detrimental effect on parts of the brain involving memory.
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"I feel like their joy is our joy," one girl sobs, as nearby girls tangle up in hyperventilating embraces, their hair falling across each other's shoulders.
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One of those markers: a protein called the tau, which changes its chemical structure in a way that causes it to tangle up with other similarly-altered tau proteins.
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The more powerful headsets must be tethered by thick cables to PCs or consoles, which can tangle up players' legs when these rigs occlude their view of the real world.
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In Alaska, we live in a town called Sitka — a seaside community of about 8,000 people where rain forests tangle up steep mountains and wooden boats knock against the rocky shoreline.
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A surprising number of these personal plots come to exactly nothing in Crimes of Grindelwald, apart from a long series of end-film reveals that tangle up the truth just in time to untangle it again.
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It's clear foreign government intervention has little to no effect on Google's bottom line, even if it does pose a serious public relations disaster and tangle up Alphabet executives with a congressional hearing on the subject scheduled for next week.
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Davis said that while Trump has plenty of time to change the trajectory of his administration, history has proven that a determined opposition party can tangle up a White House's agenda with control of even just one chamber of Congress.
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I went up to Bugdaycay's apartment — she lives above the store, just as a 19th-century shopkeeper would have — and she and Catalan let me fit different bangles around my wrists, let me try to cram their beautiful rings onto my fingers, let me tangle up their fine gold necklaces.
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Daddy Long-legs Spiders can tangle up and wrap Redback Spiders from a safe distance by means of their long legs, which they use to apply silk. Once the Redback is fully trussed, the Daddy Long-legs Spider bites at will and simply waits for the bigger spider to die so it can feed.
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This, unknown to the heroes, was part of a plan to increase the Guardian's standing in the eyes of the public. The robot manages to tangle up Godiva's hair with an extending arm. Metamorpho shape-shifts into scissors and cuts the arm. Godiva stresses her hair is her life and to not approach her with scissors again.
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He found the album sleep-inducing, and cited the lyrics 'I wanna bathe you in the light of day/and just watch you as the rays/tangle up around your face and body… the daylight seems to want you/just as much as I want you' as such. He felt that the sentiment felt like it had originated in a junior-high diary and was never used. According to review aggregator website Metacritic, the album has received an average critic score of 67/100, which translates to "generally favorable reviews". A Hundred Million Suns was a moderate chart success.
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