The phylum Nematomorpha, is a group of invertebrates called horsehair or gordian worms. |
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Writers look to their quills, while painters care for horsehair and camel with as much care as palette and pigment. |
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She watched his downcast face, as he rested the fine horsehair of his bow on his knee. |
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In this new upholstery, the same interlaced webbing was still used, but it supported a group of springs rather than horsehair. |
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Equally important this season are textures, so there are generous lashings of exotic skins, suedes, leathers and horsehair. |
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Quality furniture formerly used horsehair stuffing, and this may still be present in some antiques. |
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The nests are usually constructed of mud mixed with straw, grasses, or horsehair, and cemented to the vertical surfaces of old beams or rafters. |
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Inlaid furniture, kilim rugs with horsehair tassels, and multicolored lamps with crescent moons complete the decorative program. |
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A few of them had dyed horsehair forming a mane along the top of their helmet. |
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All the experiments were carried out on horsehair fibers taken from the tail. |
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The good news is horsehair worms are internal parasites of insects only and do not harm humans, animals or plants. |
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No control is necessary for horsehair worms found outside or inside and they should just be ignored. |
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Once the host enters the water, the horsehair worm breaks through the body wall of the host. |
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The ordinary fly swatter was originally made of horsehair, now of appropriately ubiquitous plastic. |
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Most pieces were stuffed with straw or horsehair, then covered with finely woven textiles. |
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In the French service they wore helmets with horsehair crests but in Saxony they wore the square-topped national cap of Poland called a czapska. |
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It shows the anterior and posterior ends of a nematomorph worm, horsehair or gordian worm. |
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Early wigs were made of black horsehair, dressed daily with powder and a scented ointment called pomatum, which had ruinous effects on the wearer's clothes. |
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To characterize the effect of the sample preparation procedure on the keratin structure, WAXS patterns were recorded for three groups of four horsehair fibers. |
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Birch or beech wood is used for handles and the wooden grips, and horsehair, white fibre or piassava is used for bristles, depending on what the brush is to be used for. |
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Lightweight wire, collapsible steel, whalebone, horsehair, and inflatable gutta-percha were used at various times to create or strengthen bustles. |
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These are the horsehair worms or Nematomorpha and the Gastrotricha. |
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Dundee had exaggerated the tear, by pulling the horsehair from the glove. |
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And the other is what is called a horsehair worm that overtakes the bodies of insects. |
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The phylum Nematomorpha, consists of a group of invertebrates, commonly called horsehair or gordian worms, that has no close relationships with any other living organisms. |
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I don't go around whipping myself and wearing horsehair shirts. |
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We stropped our straight razors, brandished horsehair wands. |
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The commonest materials for Western stringed instruments are gut, metal, and latterly plastic, though such other materials as silk and horsehair have been used. |
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The furnishings included a massive desk in the Empire style, a table with an Italian marble top, sofas and chairs with horsehair seats, and a billiard table. |
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The rebec was played with a bow, probably of wood and horsehair. |
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The instrument itself was made of wood, with gut or horsehair strings. |
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These tautly stretched lines consist of single strands of horsehair, arranged in an elegant composition that brings to mind the great horizontal tableaux of Barnett Newman. |
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Strap on your horsehair shirt later. I'm the better transverser, and I'm just nastier. |
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The workpiece would be rotated by a bow, typically of horsehair, wrapped around it. |
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Pathetic Fallacy is a cardboard form riddled with piercings that sprout long tufts of horsehair. |
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I observed them with a certain amount of interest as I sat on a hard, horsehair sofa, eating lardy cake served with strong sweet tea. |
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While their exquisite linen makes up most of their production, the company also works with other natural or exotic fibers as raffia, horsehair, abaca, and more. |
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Curling brushes may have fabric, hog hair, or horsehair heads. |
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