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Where her own foibles and rarefied upbringing (in New York, the daughter of artists Carroll Dunham and Laurie Simmons) are dissected with comical flair, there is frequently a raw anger to her dealings with the opposite sex.
Especially in this time of racial upheaval--this hashtag TwitterWorld--our very words are dissected with the finest scalpels and laid out for inspection like frogs on lab trays.
Subsequently, these images are dissected with a self-written picture analysis program based on Matlab (supplementary material Fig. S5).
Approximately 15 tetrads were dissected with a tetrad dissection MSM System microscope (Singer Instrument Inc., UK) on YES plates, incubated at 30°C.
A sclero-corneal tunnel was dissected with a crescent, with 1 2 mm dissection into the cornea (and always cutting backwards with the sides of the crescent).
Lying within a portion of the Great Poland Lakeland, it is dissected with river valleys and dotted with lakes.
More neuroscientists now see the riddle of consciousness as a fully tractable problem, something that can be dissected with tools like brain imaging and optogenetics.
In Fiona Shaw's daring modern interpretation (at the Brooks Atkinson), well directed by Deborah Warner, with a smart adaptation by Kenneth McLeish and Frederic Raphael, revenge is dissected with thrilling astuteness.
Mexico's flasher tendencies - I did mention, didn't I, that they have a penchant for exposing themselves - were exploited expertly, as their disparate defence was dissected with a splendid pas from midfield.
Still, she got her first taste of experimental narrative from reading William Faulkner, Ken Kesey, and John Fowles, and learned how society might be dissected with stylistic grace from Edith Wharton, whose New York novels remain a touchstone.
Then the fish were dissected with sterile scissors and intestines were filled with chyme.
