There was a bust of his hero, Michelangelo, a plaster cast of the Stoic philosopher, Seneca, and a library of around 1,000 books.
Mindful of the loss of morale on Belgica, Amundsen provided for leisure time with a library of around 3,000 books, a gramophone, a large quantity of records and a range of musical instruments.
But if you really wanted to carry a library of videos around, that's what the full-on iPod Classic's for, isn't it?
We have recently designed a workflow within the ChemicalToolBoX to generate a library of compounds containing around 70 million unique commercially available small molecules, i.e. the purchasable space [3].
MGM, which owns Hollywood's largest film library of around 4,000 titles, is now valued at $4.5bn and is said to be considering an IPO.
To make use of the amenability of cultured Drosophila cells to gene knockdown by RNAi, we aimed to screen a library of dsRNA molecules covering around half of the fly genome and enriched for fly genes with mammalian homologues, for modifiers of Htt 62Q EGFP aggregation.
The app also lets you store different selfies, so you can keep a library of friends' selfie 'face masks' to play around with.
Now the two rooms are combined into a 35-foot by 60-foot space, filled not with children but with an upright piano, project tables for art and audio, three computers, and a library of 4,000 worn paperbacks running around the perimeter.
"The Berenstain Bears," built around a library of 80 15-minute episodes developed by Nelvana, a Canadian production company, will have its premiere on Channel 13 tomorrow morning at 8 30 before moving into its regular spot on Sunday mornings at 7 30.
This section presents results for proteomics data recently published that characterizes the serum protein corona 'fingerprint' formed around a library of 105 distinct surface-modified gold NPs [49].
His worldwide community of fans has rallied around him to generate airplay on hundreds of podcasts, create a library of music videos, and arrange gigs around the United States.
