meshwork

There was a meshwork over the way into the open.

"The invisible meshwork of the Red organization has been growing closer.

Now with the web no more than a loose meshwork, escape, while difficult, was not impossible.

The iris may be pulled up against the trabecular meshwork.

The veins in the leaf do not form a meshwork, and are obscure.

A sudden nip made him quickly withdraw them from the meshwork.

They reached the net; Zegler flashed a light into the meshwork.

The Shadow preferred, however, to close the meshwork slowly.

It had sheared a strand of the meshwork neatly in two.

George tied the restraining harnesses together to make a single large meshwork.

There were open spaces in among the buildings, but the whole plant was surrounded by a high meshwork fence.

It had fine meshwork in front of the eyes so one could see out--straight ahead.

Each effort to fight against the all-resisting meshwork meant further entanglement in the web.

It was made of a zigzagged meshwork that formed connected layers.

The doctor makes small burns in the trabecular meshwork.

In animals, spectrin forms the meshwork that provides red blood cells their shape.

A high-intensity beam of light is aimed into the angle and onto the meshwork inside your eye.

In people with narrow angles, this can uncover the trabecular meshwork.

It allows creating rapidly deployable wireless meshwork with low human interventions.

He inserted his fingers between the meshwork and pulled; it swung open like a trapdoor.

To this primitive meshwork Tillyard (1918b) gave the name archedictyon.

The kif reached to the table beside the many-legged chair, where a meshwork bowl stood.

The vines began to grow in broken squares and straight meshwork, taking the shape of the ruins beneath.

He tore at it, tugging the meshwork away.

From here, it flows through a structure known as the trabecular meshwork to enter the normal body circulation.