Speak loosely and carry a stick-thin collection of backup materials, or none at all.
The PDB -- a thin paper collection of highly vetted and heavily edited intelligence reports -- is the anachronistic means by which the Leader of the Free World achieves situational awareness of the national security risks that face our nation.
People can emphasise the success of Tate Modern, but I would say that the new Tate actually has a very thin collection.
Dry foam dynamics involves the interaction between a gas and a collection of thin liquid-film internal boundaries that partition the gas into discrete cells or bubbles.
Our goals include building a thin layer of data collection infrastructure on top of the existing data collection systems of health care and other industries".
Jazz, Glenn Kenny writes in, is all to the point, informing us of Deitch's book "The Cat on a Hot Thin Groove,"—specifically, a collection of cartoons done in the forties and fifties for the jazz magazine "The Record Changer," featuring a bespectacled enthusiast based on Deitch himself.
It made me think of a night, years earlier, when Brooks had casually rolled up his sleeves and shown me a disturbing collection of thin white scars on both forearms, souvenirs of past encounters with hot baking trays.
His work has been published widely and he is the author of a novel, Lost Clusters, and a collection of short stories, Thin Times and Thin Places.
However, just a few weeks ago, a sequence of unrelated events sent me seeking out those thin collections gathering dust on the bottom shelves of my bookcases, cracking their meagre spines to see what I'd been missing.
The Harvard Embryological Collection HECC) is a collection of thin sectioned embryos laid out in series on microscope slides.
Evolution of the external flow field is computed by tracking the motion of vortex elements, while flame front topology is described by a collection of thin flamelets, which are also used to compute the unsteady response of the local flame structure to the prevailing strain.
