vermicular การใช้

• As they mature become vermicular in shape and are known as sporokinetes.
• These then divide and give rise to eight vermicular microgameocytes.
• These animals are vermicular reptiles that live under logs, rocks, and dirt.
• Within the lobster the trophozoites are vermicular in form similar those of the gregarines.
• The gold leaf, the flatness, the abstractions typical of iconographical paintings, the vermicular style, etc . are all there.
• She ends this routine opining that she's lower than a worm and her exit is a vermicular crawl no human being should be capable of.
• Myrmekite is a microscopic, vermicular ( worm-like ) intergrowth of quartz and sodium-rich plagioclase common in granite; myrmekite may form as alkali feldspar breaks down by exsolution and silicon is transported by fluids in cooling rocks.
• Her highly visual story is told in several scenes that use a wide range of colours, with the rest of the front face decorated in the " vermicular " style, with the space between the figure filled with scrolling motifs on a gold background.
• Critical opinion of his oeuvre is strongly divided between those who despise his literary style as poor, lightweight and superficial, Michael Hofmann is scathingly dismissive of Zweig's work, which he dubbed a " vermicular dither ", adding that " Zweig just tastes fake.
• Or here is a wry little commentary on Siegel's main theme : " We cannot comprehend the meaning ( either the intent or significance ) of our word for love, that morphemic wafer on a quivering tongue, that small, dark, vermicular, spermatic squiggle from the tip of a pen ."
• When the stone is left with a rough external surface, rough shapes may be drilled or chiselled in the somewhat smoothed face in a technique called " vermiculation " ( "'vermiculate rustication "'or "'vermicular rustication "'), so called from the Latin " vermiculus " meaning " little worm ", because the shapes resemble worms, worm-casts or worm tracks in mud or wet sand.