Rodin's assemblage process, in which he would often mix sculptures (he would "take the legs of one and put it with the torso of another," Mr. Maliphant noted) to create something new also appealed to Mr. Maliphant.
In many composites structures the use of joints allows not only more versatility during the assemblage process but also reduces the cost during the manufacturing.
The present work is part of the project "ClickHouse – Development of a prefabricated emergency house prototype made of composites materials" and investigates the feasibility of the assemblage process of the prototype and performance to support load conditions typical of residential houses.
It is difficult to carry out an appropriate methodological observation for geometry-related electromagnetic assemblage processes when studying biological systems.
Concentrations in the aqueous phase vary depending on lithologies (rock assemblages), processes that occur during hydrothermal circulation and physico-chemical conditions.
Although little explored in urban studies, the city epitomizes a fascinating assemblage of processes that can illuminate the interplay of geopolitics, political choices, globalization discourses, histories, and urban contestations in shaping urban transformations.
The principle objective of management in strictly protected areas, such as national parks, is to reduce human intervention as much as possible to secure natural assemblages and processes.
Moreover, given the overwhelming importance of bacterial assemblages and processes for ecosystem sustainability and overall functioning, and the desire to test the universality of BEF relationships observed in plant and animal communities, knowledge of BEF relationships for bacterial assemblages is urgently required.
In an era of widespread extinction and invasion of island ecosystems, understanding the consequences of novel animal assemblages for processes like seed dispersal will be critical for maintaining diverse and self-regenerating plant communities.
Depending on their ratios of N2 to NH3, N/N, and CO2/CO/CH4, as well as H and C isotopic ratios, they may represent an equilibrium, a hydrothermally processed assemblage, or a disequilibrium, cometlike assemblage (Bradley and Summons, 2010).
A sense of this is what Carson's memory book provides; its process of assemblage dramatizes the way the mind in mourning flits from pain at the specific loss to metaphysical questioning about what, exactly, constitutes a mortal life.
