Príklady ribbon

• A pink ribbon had been tied around the crown of the hat.

• She shook her hair loose from its ribbon.

• They bound the packages with brightly coloured ribbon.

• She tied the ribbon tightly in a bow.

• She wrapped the present and tied it with ribbon.

• The lace was taken from her wedding gown and the ribbons were ' old ' and came from her wearing apparel.

• The electrode consisted of two copper ribbons (0.5 x 6x60mm).

• However, we cannot rule out a selective circadian effect on the length of synaptic ribbons with our present experimental design.

• In particular, ribbons may not change direction in a region of positive symbols.

• Although no complete battens were found, their sizes suggest that they were small and probably used to weave sashes or hair ribbons.

• The technology is visible as black ribbons around his arms above and below the elbow and wires leading towards the floor from each.

• The synaptic layers were examined at low power to locate synaptic ribbons.

• One hundred ribbons were drawn and measured for each time point for both groups of mice.

• We determined the length of the synaptic ribbons in frozen sections by labeling them with an antibody specific for synaptic ribbons.

• The highest threshold is observed 6 h after light onset, the time when synaptic ribbons are shor test.

• Differences in visual threshold may in par t reflect the efficiency of synaptic vesicle exocytosis controlled by the length of the synaptic ribbons.

• Both exhibit a pronounced dip in the average length of their synaptic ribbons within 6 h of light onset.

• The precast concrete ribbons were the only items specially designed for the project and had a strategic significance in achieving coherence.

• We give the details of this for the horizontal ribbons only.

• The disturbance velocities which can be introduced by the ribbons are typically less than 1 yo of the background turbulence.