Moth

The world remains a rich tapestry.

Well, I became a tapestry historian.

Supposedly. He's in the Tapestry Room.

Is it a butterfly or a moth?

Who, me? The tapestry geek? I don't wear a tie!

And in fact, this technology has gotten so developed that this creature this is a moth this is the moth in its pupa stage, and that's when they put the wires in and they put in the computer technology, so that when the moth actually emerges as a moth, it is already prewired.

Look at that. Two Louis XVI chairs with a... good tapestry fabric.

The walls were covered with tapestry with a forest scene embroidered on it.

The plant gets something, and the hawk moth spreads the pollen somewhere else.

It's no longer a question of chucking a tapestry in the back of a car.

She put her hand accidentally upon the tapestry near her, and then sprang back, feeling quite startled.

Sometimes that symbiosis has led to wonderful adaptations the hummingbird hawk moth is beautiful in its adaptation.

He was drawn to the flames, he chased the flames, he was like a moth to the flames.

In the first video on evolution, I gave the example of the peppered moth during the Industrial Revolution in

The moth got carbonized and then caused a short circuit in the machine, which caused the machine to break.

This is a song about a creature called a hummingbird moth which imitates another creature which imitates yet another creature.

There's a story of a Harvard Mark II machine in which on September 9, 1947, a moth got stuck in the relay.

Technicians retrieved the moth from the relay and this was then recorded as the first bug actually being found in a computer.

With no natural light source, Siva is one of these amazing places that when you look up you see a perfect tapestry.

I believe they are called the peppered moth, and this was in pre industrial revolution England, that these moths, that some of the moths were let me see if I can draw a moth to give you the idea, you know, let me draw a couple of them,

These guys just reproduced more and more and more and these guys got eaten up before they were able to reproduce or may while they were reproducing so that they couldn't produce as many offspring and then this trait became dominant. and then the peppered moth became you can kind of view it as a black moth.

I believe I have taken a wrong turning again, she said, standing still at what seemed the end of a short passage with tapestry on the wall.

I've trained with the best in the field, performed across the globe, taught young and old alike, created, collaborated, choreographed, and wove a rich tapestry of artistry, achievement and awards.

Provide for yourselves purses that don't wear out and save your riches in heaven, where they will never decrease, because no thief can steal them, and no moth can destroy them.

He's turning 50 this year, and he's convinced that the rich tapestry of reputation he's built on Airbnb will lead him to doing something interesting with the rest of his life.

The pulsating of shifting hues of light cascading down the fiber tapestry are synchronized through acoustic analysis of the ebb and flow of the Puget Sound you can see from the City Hall.

She is credited with finding the first computer bug, a moth that had worked its way into the machinery and removing it and recording it or what not and thus repairing the problem.

Scenes of forest destruction, forest harvesting and forest fragmentation, thereby making that intact tapestry of the canopy unable to function in the marvelous ways that it has when it is not disturbed by humans.

You had a lot of variation in your peppered moth population and what happened was that when everything turned darker and darker, these dudes right here, and dudettes, had a lot less success in reproducing.

Obviously, I could give any number of examples here, and let me just state one super obvious one, which is that search engines use a tapestry of algorithms to efficiently compute the relevance of various webpages.

And through this tapestry, which is the history of this country, the kids acquire what is probably the most important value in education, and that is the understanding that life is complex, and there's no black and white.

From everything from a weird hotel lobby, to Saran wrap placed over your window, to this moment where I had my road in front of my house paved dark black, and this white moth was sitting there dying in the sun.

I built a loom in a one car garage with postal tubes and dowels, and things I could find in a hardware store, and I started weaving this optical fiber, which became a tapestry, 5 feet wide and 50 feet long.

So I just wanted to explain that, because this is often used as, sure, I can believe the butterfly moth or I can even maybe believe the examples of the antibiotics and the bacteria or the flu, because those are kind of real time examples.

The tapestry was the covering of a door which fell open and showed her that there was another part of the corridor behind it, and Mrs. Medlock was coming up it with her bunch of keys in her hand and a very cross look on her face.

But then once everything became soot filled, all of a sudden, the dark moths were less likely to be caught by predators and so all of the white moths were less likely to be able to reproduce successfully, so the black moth trait, or that variant, dominated.

And whether it's in the expression of a Greek sculpture that reminds you of a friend, or a dog pooping in the corner of a tapestry, or, to bring it back to my tutor Pietro, those dancing figures who are indeed knocking back the wine, and that nude figure in the left foreground.