Sentences with phrase «in dense tangles»

The lively Canada Warbler lives in dense tangles of broad - leafed plants.

Barlow, who is 71, has earned international renown in recent years for her large - scale installations made of wood and other scrappy materials that seem to stretch out in dense tangles, like mysterious living organisms.

Not exact matches

Confined within the geometrically restricted surface of the globe, which is steadily reduced as their own radius of activity increases, the human particles do not merely multiply in numbers at an increasing rate, but through contact with one another automatically develop around themselves an ever denser tangle of economic and social relationships.

In several diseases of the brain, long fibres of protein form, and eventually become tangled to form dense bodies known as «plaque» or «aggregates.»

The mammalian cerebral cortex, long thought to be a dense single interrelated tangle of neural networks, actually has a «logical» underlying organizational principle, reveals a study appearing Feb. 27 in the journal Cell.

Even in the tiniest areas of brain tissue, the pathways are tangled, almost indescribably dense.

The species may be adapted to forage in the dense, tangled understorey of the surrounding forest.

Otherwise the hairs gets tangled in the dog's dense, curly, single - layer coat.

In the work, A Leading Question (2011), the viewer is presented with a dense scene of palm fronds and tangled pennant flag lines in a type of «post hurricane» vignette of a beachfront vacation landscapIn the work, A Leading Question (2011), the viewer is presented with a dense scene of palm fronds and tangled pennant flag lines in a type of «post hurricane» vignette of a beachfront vacation landscapin a type of «post hurricane» vignette of a beachfront vacation landscape.

Called «Other Side», the large - scale installation consumes Towner's upper gallery, presenting a façade of five wooden doors caught in a dense dark tangle of thousands of metres of black yarn extending from wall to wall, and from ceiling to floor.

Her tangled calligraphy leaps and coils across the paper like vines, folding in associations with visual language; the disparate sensations of walking through dense vegetation and reading a scrawled manuscript are flattened into one experience, such that the idea that the two were ever separate seems like an abstract theory.