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The New Yorker, August 30 , 1947P. 16 Incidental Intelligence: Affixed to a large honey locust tree in Glen Head, L. I., is a sign reading.
By F. H. Kuesel and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, August 30 , 1947P. 16 Incidental Intelligence: Affixed to a large honey locust tree in Glen Head, L. I., is a sign reading.
One ideal site, they said, is the Mary Jane Davies Green, a park on Plandome Road across the street from the North Hempstead town hall, where there is a bandstand and a bronze plaque affixed to a large piece of polished granite lists the Manhasset residents who have died in every conflict from the Civil War to Vietnam.
The finished puppet was affixed to a large arm that let puppeteers push it over any terrain, including the sand dunes that caused so much debate (how does the smooth ball get traction on sand!) during the film's original debut.
But attached to the harpoon is a long rope affixed to a large orange buoy, which belies the whale's location, even as it flees.
A contemporary twist on the aristocratic (and narcissistic) oil portrait above the mantel, the artwork consists of a motion-activated video camera affixed to a large flat-panel television and a computer, tracking and displaying the movements of whatever passes by: underdressed masters of the house, delivery people, ex-wives.
A large sign affixed to a shingled roof advertises the name.
At Celebrity Centre, where a large yellow sign affixed to a south-facing roof overlooking the 101 Freeway announces the building and its owner, this juxtaposition is especially acute.
Thousands found something else: large interactive screens affixed to a classroom wall, known in playground lingo as "Smart boards".
A large c-print, it depicts Mr. Puch lying on the floor, his mouth affixed to a tube.
This large cladogram spans 24 feet in width and consists of a 3-dimensional branching metalwork structure affixed to a floor-to-ceiling mural featuring the major groups of living arthropods.
