Winchester has pulled together a remarkable assemblage of material, but much of it is presented with little rhyme or reason.
This assemblage of material, called collage, led in 1912 to the third phase of the movement, Synthetic Cubism, which continued until 1914.
Some of the finest examples in both categories are to be found among the vast assemblage of material imported or appropriated by the Late Assyrian kings and found in their palaces, particularly at Nimrūd (see photograph).
The interaction between political and professional factors here, as elsewhere, was mediated by a 'heterogenous assemblage of material and symbolic elements' (Pickersgill, 2012: 329) that included clinical textbooks, funding applications, debates around 'practical planning' of health services (Roth et al., 1986: 698), and diagnostic rating scales.
Following Rose, biomedical technologies are assemblages of material objects, knowledge, persons and systems of judgements, which in their practice are culturally framed by certain presuppositions and assumptions about human beings [ 10].
Cedar House Sport Hotel, Truckee Situated on a pine-and-snow-covered slope in the Sierra Nevada, the Cedar House is an elegant yet cozy assemblage of natural materials, including peeled cedar logs, uncoated and gracefully rusting recycled steel and warm cast concrete.
In nest-building birds, the assemblage of nest materials in an appropriate structure is often typical of a bird genus or species.
The assemblage of nest materials in an appropriate structure is often typical of a bird genus or species, although within-species variation in the selection of nest materials can be significant [15], [16].
They are constructed wet-lab models: a controllable, careful assemblage of laboratory materials and equipment, in which one component is alive.
