A motorcycle is a systematic assemblage of concepts.
With the discovery of the Cycliophora, microscopic sessile organisms found on the mouthparts of lobsters [ 9], an alternative concept was established, thereby comprising cycliophorans, entoprocts and ectoprocts as a monophyletic assemblage ("Polyzoa -concept), or - as a slight deviation from that - a sistergrouPolyzoa -conceptorely consisting of cycliophorans and entoprocts [ 10, 11].
Durham's 1944 monograph designating seven "megafaunal zones" in the Paleogene of western Washington was the first use of the Oppelian assemblage-based concept of zonation in the Pacific coast Tertiary.
But in today's climate, where sculpture by younger artists ranges from grungy assemblage to high-concept assemblage, you'd have to say no — Noguchi is about as relevant as Henry Moore.
Janiak's puzzle piece aesthetic takes a different approach to photography, borrowing concepts from assemblage and collage to produce large-scale fantasy images.
A detailed case study is presented to demonstrate that, by designing fan assemblages using proper engineering concepts of fluid physics and industrial ventilation design, main fan systems will operate at efficiencies well above 80 90% (compared to common operating efficiencies of between 20 and 65%), resulting in a drastic reduction in a mine's overall costs and base electrical and energy loads.
In what sense is it appropriate to say that the brain, an assemblage of interconnected cells, has "concepts", whether inherited or acquired?
Is the only interpretation of this concept that of an assemblage in which the components preserve their individuality like, for instance, a heap of stones?
The large number of African taxa analyzed in that study supported the monophyletic nature of the families Citharinidae, Distichodontidae, Alestidae and Hepsetidae (the latter, however, being monotypic) and again rejected the concept of a monophyletic African assemblage.
A few yards to the south, Jessica Jackson Hutchins has a homier take on the concept of sculptures as bodies: her ceramic assemblage kicks back in a hammock, slung so far under the walkway that it's easy to miss.
